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Unsolds @6.66 Ref
http://bazaar.tf/trade/1426668 (1 Day Old)
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/27650145 (2 Days Old)
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/27608909 (2 Days Old)
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/27620910 (2 Days Old)
Sellers @6.55 Ref (+Classifields)
http://backpack.tf/classifieds?item=Team+Captain&quality=6&tradable=1&craftable=1&australium=-1
6 Listings @6.55 Ref
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/27676049
you need a screenshot of the classifieds to use them
http://bazaar.tf/trade/1426668 this is 2 days old, not sure where you're getting 1 day old
this is also a less than 2% change, is it really necessary :?
all 3 outpost trades are poorly bumped and not 2days old like you're claiming
If it means lower it 2% to make it accurate and UP TO DATE. then yes.
Also you got the 2 days old mixed up. It was created 2 days ago and has last been refreshed a day ago. Look at the top right corner of the box
why do you get to ignore the [5% and less change is probably unnecessary] when others don't :u
That rule is for unusuals suggestions
http://backpack.tf/vote/id/5683f4d7b98d88997fe94b7b what?
@your edit as to the age of trades
"(1 Day Old)" -> you about age of bazaar.tf trade
^ this is incorrect, it's 2 days old, the bump was a day ago
Explain This then. http://backpack.tf/vote/id/568fa628b98d884b79e94ad8
that's a 10% change, basic math
take midrange value of .55-.66 which is .61
.61-.55 = .055
.055/.55 = .1
I don't get it, what's your point
He's going up .11 Ref AND keeping the previous range. My is going .11 down. How does that make it 2% change and 10%?
see my edited in calculation. the direction of change doesn't matter btw, the magnitude of the percent change is what's important
edit: " AND keeping the previous range" mop isn't keeping the previous range btw, the current price is a flat value
Its only 10% because its already a small price. Example is 10/100 is 10% while 10/1000 is 1%.
so you get it now :?
I am not gonna listen to your comments. Im gonna let's this suggestion stay. It seems that whenever I see you on my suggestions, all you bring is comments that try and go against the suggestions and are not constructive, positive or anything. Sometimes its just rude
But he's right
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/27648713 - Sold at 6.66
Sorry. Im not use to finding solds. How do you know its sold?
Click on it.
There's a different user in the most recent (highest) name slot.
http://prntscr.com/9nqbs9
Oh. I thought that those numbers meant the different id's for different hats. I never thought it changed ID's when it gets traded
not in backpack
Wouldn't the unsolds cancel out the solds? just wondering
eh your outpost unsolds are all poorly bumped though, and with so few unsolds (of questionably validity) they don't necessarily counter the sale
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/27676049 I see you added this, but it isn't supporting proof, this goes towards countering the suggestion
Ok I understand. but aren't unsolds are only unsolds if they are unbumped?
it's worse if they're unbumped. bumping puts the trade ad on the home page of the site and on the first page of a search for the item. unbumped trades get shoved to the very back and on outpost at least they're automatically closed after a week of being unbumped. pretty much unbumped = invalid
so what makes a unsold?
some pretty general guidelines, the ad should've been up for more than a day (watch for relisting though), should be bumped at least once a day. if it's last bumped a day ago it's fine ('cause people have jobs, school, etc. so they're not gonna be around paying attention to trades 24/7)
2% or 5% rule or not, this price change is useless.
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/27676049
quicksold at 6.55