Except when specific evidence of downgrading into easier-to-sell items is provided by both the buyer and the seller, as it was there.

My main concern here actually isnt even the "quicksale" nature, but the fact that those Dlores have tf2-sales all over the place, but that does not seem to be an issue according to the comment section.

This is why I prefer to avoid the term "quicksale" as a whole, as it is a difficult to depict concept with various opinions on what exactly counts as a quicksale.

A few common misconceptions that I see in the comment section cleared up:

- "if something sold for items it cant be a quicksale"

This is not true. its less clear, but in many cases, items are sold/downgraded to items easier to sell for pure. Sales like those are equally likely to be low outliers as "quicksales" for pure

- "Australiums are considered pure, other items are not"

While aussies are easier to convert to pure, they are not pure. One can count them as pure at buyer's price, but you can basicly do the same with every item, including other unusuals, pans, promos or csgo rifles/knives.

- "If I overpay for an item and then quicksell my new items, did I quicksell both?"

This is actually a fair assessment of how such a case should be treated. If you want quick pure, your easiest and best bet is to offer it on items easy to convert to pure that are of lower value, to then convert those to pure instantly. It makes it clear that trades as such are meant to convert your items to quick pure. As indicated above, such sales are usually done with pans, or on lower scales in aussies, maxes, buds and bills etc, but it is clear the Dlore functioned as such.

Given the above, I understand the issues brought up here.

why is this still open?

But then he quicksold the awp, not the unususal ^^