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Jim Somniac 2 Mar, 2013 @ 4:45pm
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some people uses terms refered only outpost and trading post.

like B/O,C/O, hijacking and others...

but,what does mean?

i think B/O is buying offer, C/O is consider offer and hijacking,as explain the rules
Originally posted by tf2op rules:
this means you don't go into someone's trade and reply to an offer saying "I'll do this".

well...there's other meanings or words in the mannconomy?
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His Wardship 2 Mar, 2013 @ 5:24pm 
The C/O and B/O terms refer to bidding, and most people, mistakenly, put them in their trades anyway.

C/O refers to current offer.
B/O stands for Buyout, meaning the price you must pay to ignore the bids and buy straight out.
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eddy 3 Mar, 2013 @ 3:01am 
C/O is useless, becouse the seller dont sell for the c/o, only for his buyout price.
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norby89 3 Mar, 2013 @ 3:29am 
Originally posted by eddy:
C/O is useless, becouse the seller dont sell for the c/o, only for his buyout price.
That's stupid and not true.
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Uranium235 3 Mar, 2013 @ 4:19am 
what norby said
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eddy 3 Mar, 2013 @ 4:32am 
Why? if you offer something, and the seller marked that as a C/O is good for you? nope, becouse only c/o, and wont sell for you.
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norby89 3 Mar, 2013 @ 6:00am 
It might be good once you realize you're not getting any better offers after a while, so you decide to take it. Also some people like to put slightly unrealistic buyouts, to keep the lowballs away and then pick whatever offer they like the best.
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Nose 3 Mar, 2013 @ 10:46am 
Originally posted by eddy:
Why? if you offer something, and the seller marked that as a C/O is good for you? nope, becouse only c/o, and wont sell for you.
Sometimes users will refer back to their c/o's and take that offer, I do it all the time if I receive a good offer.
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