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Not interesting, I want to choose the people I buy their stuff by their avatars.
I dont want to buy to random people.

I'm wondering a few things.

Does it put you at the back of the queue at the price specified when you put in an order? Does it arrange things the same as it did when it was the regular market with people in certain countries being ahead of others due to small differences in exact currency value? Maybe you just go to the back of your own currency?

If buying and you order at a certain price, will it buy if a card is put up for sale at a lower value to what you specified or only at the exact price you specify?

Edit: One more - Can you put in multiple orders either at the same price or at different prices for the same item? If you can, I was thinking you could look to hoover up cards sold at a good bit less than the average price by putting in loads of buying orders at low prices. It would be like using a bot. You could then re-sell for profit at a price more in line with the market.

I think it's meant to counter-act bots.

Looks like garbage, feels like garbage.
Not cool GabeN, not cool.

It feels like I'm out of control of what I am buying...
Don't really like it.

The system is bugged right now :

http://steamcommunity.com/groups/community_market/discussions/0/540744934355913062/#p6

This is not functioning as expected.

The expectation is that the lowest priced available item below the buy order amount is used for the transaction. This is not what is happening.

Buy orders placed at an amount higher than the lowest sell listing are fulfilled immediately with the most expensive listing available for that buy order.

Example listing amounts:
$0.15 x 1
$0.16 x 2
$0.17 x 1
$0.18 x 1
$0.19 x 1
$0.20 & above x 16

A buy order for $0.21 was filled by an item at $0.20.
A second buy order for $0.15 was filled, as expected, at $0.15.
A third buy order for $0.18 was filled at $0.18.
Another buy order at $0.18 would be filled at $0.17.

This was only tested for buy orders where listings already exist below the buy order price.

A workaround for the problem is to set a buy order at the price just below your maximum first. A second buy order can then be completed at the higher price for any further items needed.