Apologies for the delay, but given the nature of this sale, it took some time for us to discuss what the best course of action should be. Large changes are also left open for longer than normal to watch if the item sells again.

This was listed for 115 Keys for over a month originally. Not being able to sell for a lower price for that long would suggest any higher value is lucky and questionable. When the price was raised to 125, the seller mentioned having an offer they planned to accept. Any offer that they were going to accept should have been 115 Keys or lower if in pure, since that's what the buyout was when the offer was received. The fact that the seller then raised their price as if to try to get more value than they were going to accept is scummy at best, and with the resulting "bidding war" that drove the price even further above the 125 price (this was never listed at 135 Keys unless it was within 15 minutes of the last listing at 125), that's far above the initial offer that was going to be accepted at or below 115. Sure, the initial offer could've been higher than 115 if the buyer wanted to reserve their offer while collecting the remaining Keys, but given the length of time this was listed for previously at 115 + the nature of what happened after, it's very unlikely that's the case.

https://gladiator.tf/time-machine?item=Phosphorous+Hermes&at=2022-11-03T02%3A55%3A00.000Z - Listed on 9/24, changed on 11/3

https://gladiator.tf/time-machine?item=Phosphorous+Hermes&at=2022-11-03T03%3A10%3A00.000Z - Raised to 125, mentions an offer they'll accept

https://gladiator.tf/time-machine?item=Phosphorous+Hermes&at=2022-11-05T16%3A18%3A00.000Z - Last listing at 125

Pure sales typically aren't capped by buyouts, but given the nature of this sale, we've agreed that this should be a rare case where the sale is capped.

With that, 115 would work for a price here.