Thing I've noticed with the TPPC community.

[Nightrush]

I said this in trades just a minute ago, but honestly, it happens all the time.

The discussion was people now rating their ShinyScyther's around 6-7x, whereas just last week I was watching them go for 2-3x, Jansell got offered 7x for his 2499 one, then suddenly everyone just followed that rate even if there's weren't 2499.

Here, explanation of the TPPC community.
TPPC = People try to raise rates on their Pokemon that they have, however when it comes to trading for a Pokemon they want they'll do anything to try and push down the rates on that Pokemon, then when they have it they rate it a lot higher than what they paid for it.

Now some of you are going to say, "Well yeah, people need to make profit" I know that, but it's just how people can trade for something saying it's rated say for example 3x then when they get it they rate it 7x... Stupid.

Also, join Project Mayhem.

[GummiOverload]

I don't care 'cause it's interwebz. :3

[edit]
Oh and, what he said. *points below*

[DarkRex]

welcome to tppc

EDIT: Gummi don't point at me ): *points up*

*Points at guy below* It's called a tramp stamp

[lildxs5]

How do you get that tag under your name??

[h83r]

Bartering nuts. I'm telling you. It's the only way...

[Ruinn]

It's called TAOATATSBRTR. (Taking advantage of a trade and then snake by raising the rates)

[Chiamon]

Roar.

[Ichigo Uzumaki]

Ad this is why the x system is a problem in the first place. It's far too easy to manipulate.