%%/killername/%% Posted May 6, 2015 Report Share Posted May 6, 2015 So I would like to ask the whole community, what do you think about scrap.tf prices Ehh? For me, they are a bit low and high, and of course not so updated, I don't know but I think I would suggest that the owners of this sight update the prices? I know the prices are going higher, due to economic reasons on steam (and why did they higher the prices? Well, buy more stuff, Cuz steam highered key price because of people only trading and giving presents) . I'm just looking at other websites I won't name, they, have fair, and updated prices, of tf2 items, and yes I'm talking about Australian wep prices, and other huge costing items. So Wattya think? %%/killername/%% 1 Link to comment
%%/killername/%% Posted May 7, 2015 Author Report Share Posted May 7, 2015 Not sure.theyre nice Not sure. Link to comment
Bat-Country | ScrapTF Posted May 7, 2015 Report Share Posted May 7, 2015 Buying a soda from a vending machine at a train station will always be more expensive than buying the same soda in a grocery store. Selling your cell phone instantly to a pawn shop / thrift store will always get you less money than going to manually find a buyer for your cell phone with an ebay auction or a classifieds listing. Scrap.tf is that vending machine (automated service, 24/7 availability) and pawn shop (instant brokering of virtual goods) bitandbang 1 Link to comment
Mag!cGuy Posted May 17, 2015 Report Share Posted May 17, 2015 (edited) It's fine for most bots, except the items one some weeks ago. I mean, it was completely off, but now I just looked and it seems the mods finally considered all the market changes. The bots are still very overstocked, butt hat's due to the slow pace of such high value items. Some adjusments are still needed though. The point is, it's for scrap.tf interest: it's better to sell 100 items with a 1 ref margin than 10 items with a 2 ref one. Most of the virtual items are extremely elastic, meaning a slight change in price will provoke a great in demand. When I see there can be a 3 keys difference between the buying and the selling price of professional kits, I'm wondering if scrap.tf is not becoming a for-profit organization with some problems in the pricing process. If you give less because the bots have got too many kits, then decrease the kits prices: everyone will be happy. Edited May 17, 2015 by [OC] Mag!cGuy Link to comment
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