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Sale #1
http://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198074950632#!/compare/1478995200/1479686400
Sold for Orb Fire Counterfeit Billycock (14)
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Orb Fire CounterFeit Billycock
http://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198112612121#!/compare/1479513600/1479600000
Sold for 16 keys in Pro KS Stranges
https://gyazo.com/0fa60f2e64fb3d838e47a9e62472ee16 - seller @ 14 keys
No other sales in a month, not being resold
Lol this feels like a shark. I'd buy this for 14 any day
yeah, same, but no proof :P
A suggestion can be closed even if there is good proof but the sale is a genuine shark, for example: https://backpack.tf/suggestion/57f7e4fb83de6b101630ec4c
Edit: Better example, https://backpack.tf/suggestion/57f7ab1083de6b75e8223ab4
We consider a few things in situations like this. It's not really appropriate to just say it's a shark or "looks low" and then to close it.
(1) We always look for offers and older sales. If sales in the last year are all >200 and now there's a new sale at 50, 50 is probably an outlier. Similarly, if the sale is at 50, but the buyer is getting offers 100+, 50 is an outlier.
(2) We take votes / comments into consideration. In situations where we're 50:50 and could go either way, we always go with the votes.
This is the case here. No other sales or offers to identify 14 as an outlier. Votes are positive. I will go with them. Can be resuggested when it sells again.