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https://marketplace.tf/items/tf2/829;5;u13;strange
$899 / 1.84 = 488 keys
https://backpack.tf/item/5756986941
Couldn't even give me one day? :(
Also won't be re selling anytime soon assuming it stays 1/1
For what its worth the item was priced at that for a little over a day, Seller wanted cash very fast and shifted the price way down. Not sure if itd constitute as a quick sell or not though. Edit: Proof if requested cause i had it saves since i was considering it: https://i.imgur.com/4WRtvPx.png
The seller was even willing to go lower for cash fast btw can post that convo with both buyers and sellers permissions if need be
Do you know at what value it was being sold before that?
Bumping my earlier question - Im asking since we can't really verify much based on that screenshot. It is clear that it was relisted, but we can't tell at what value it was previously listed.
From its history, it seems like the seller just gradually dropped his buyout over the course of a year, until he managed to sell it. Generally, cases like those happen when people struggle to sell overpriced items, where they have to increase the discount on its current value continually, because even at a discount, it seems to fail to sell. In such a case the drop is typically warranted, and the value it managed to sell at in the end typically ends up being a fairly decent indicator of its selling potential.
Unless it was listed at or above current until the very end, I believe it to be best to treat it as a case such as I described above, and as such I would be in favor of accepting.
I apologize i never saw it, I do not have any confirmation as per price as it has been a very long time, I do not fully remember amounts nor do I any longer have the proof i apologize. The only thing I do remember is he dropped it over 20% off more for this listing which I followed because I was interested in it for quite some time. Was also willing to drop it another $149 off for an instant sale: https://imgur.com/hfj2XSm i cannot fully show and prove the other price before it being listed at the sale price but this should show the hasty nature of the attempted sale. (reason sale didn't go through is because i was out of state my credit company wouldn't allow the charge on top of my wallet balance). Obviously if this is not enough proof I fully understand :) just trying to help in any way I believe I can.
No worries; the extra insights are always appreciated.
Going off the numbers I see here; even if he dropped it ~20% for his, it would still mean he has been selling a solid chunk below current. Given the full situation here I believe reporting the sale as is is still the best option here. The final sale may have been a hasty one, but it seems the drop itself is warranted. Should it ever resell, it can always be repriced again.
Thanks for the help and for providing the additional screenshots!
Would be nice if a few words were added that explained drop/suggestion.
What is obvious to you, may be confusing for others(including me). Can't find Strangifier for it either..?
There is no strangifier for it