Bump.

No, Not a proper trade at all. It states at the Trade Rules that "2. Don't create trades unless you're actually going to trade the items (don't brag, basically)"

Source: http://www.tf2outpost.com/rules

Originally posted by Trx:

Funny thing people too "lazy" to open TF2 to give accurate metal offer.

Funny thing people too "lazy" to open notes to give accurate metal offer.

Well, people can have other reasons. Not just by being too "lazy", just generally might not be able to open TF2. If you are frustrated "opening new tabs to look at the notes" there is a feature where you can read notes quickly.

Bumping, hoping for anyone to reply what you think about moderators closing "misleading" trades like mine.

"Because nobody would look at the have/ want and think 'this man is paying 1 ref and 1 naughty key for 1 naughty crate' (samhudson333's quote)Are you sure that nobody would look at it as paying 1 ref and 1 naughty key for 1 naughty crate? What do you consider "misleading" for having metal for trade. http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/7203448 Here, have another example, if you are going to just bother looking in the pictures, it will look like he is willing to pay 1.33 ref (or sometimes called "have" for a naughty crate). Well, he has a note saying that he is paying .66 ref for a naughty crate (or sometimes called "want"). Another example: Have: 8 ref Want: 8 Batter helm's (a fiction TF2 Outpost trade). And the note says: "Buying Clean Batter's Helm for 1.33 ref each". Other types of metal was not shown! It dosen't mean that he wants to buy Batter's Helm for 1 ref each and unable to trade another type of metal, it says what he stated in the notes. Buying a Batter's Helm for 1.33 ref each.

People have different perspectives, I will see that as 8:1. My point of view can be change if I carefully read the notes.

So, will you call this misleading aswell? http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/7204038 1 ref metal was shown, but not .66 ref. Metal can be smelted and converted into a smaller value if you do not know that.

Can the guest, request for a change? What harm than good, do you mean by that?

What if a buyer has only 3 ref and posted 3 ref for a wishlist for a key? But the trader really wants to buy a key just for 2.88 ref. Due to the reason that the trader cannot run TF2 or just dosen't want to post 2.88 ref. I posted a trade of 8 ref and 8 naughty crates in one trade. It dosen't mean that I'm doing 1:1, it shows that I have alot of metal to buy naughty crates, I can't show 9 naughty crates or more in one single trade. I do not see how this is misleading when I added a note, if you are to lazy to go in the trade and look in to the notes. Why not just click the shortcut button for notes near the trade's link.

an example of a "misleading" trade http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/7164983

.."misleading" trades. An example; if a trader post 8 ref and a wishlist of 8 naughty crates. But in the notes it says that the trader is buying for .33 ref each.