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1 of 1 ~ Sold on Scrap.tf Auction
https://scrap.tf/auctions/JVHY12
for a Smoking Dayjogger
Item Histories
http://backpack.tf/item/5143459869 ~ Dayjogger
http://backpack.tf/item/5789018818 ~ Archer's Sterling
scrap.tf auctions are problematic, since they're technically always quicksells. Then again I don't know much about unusual suggestions, so I might be wrong.
Dayjogger would round to 24 anyway
23-24 both are fine i guess idk .-.
Shouldn't be including the Item factor. Making it 21 keys?
well yeah i thought about it but i wasn't sure if that has to be considered
anyway il wait for a mods reply n re suggest if needed
item factor should not be included, bp.tf does not take unusual overpay into consideration anymore for a long time now. this should be fine imo
This isn't overpay. Item factor basically lets the seller set different prices for pure and unusuals. Since this sold for unusuals we still need to cap at the pure b/o price
how do you know that was his b/o though? his b/o could've easily been higher but bids didn't end up going that high and once the auction ends the seller is forced to sell it for the highest bid
This isn't a typical b/o, it's just a pure price that lines up with an item bid that is placed. You can see it in where it says total value (21) when bp.tf price is 23. Due to the item factor the owner set, we need to value this sale at 21 because that's the pure value for the item offer winning bid that the seller was willing to sell at.
Sold for kinda close to this
https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198113083770#!/compare/1496361600/1496534400