RelistFixedPriceItemRequestType
Enables a seller to take a single fixed-price item (or a single multi-item listing) that ended without buyers and re-list it on a specified eBay site. Also enables the "Sell Similar" functionality (but "Sell Similar" listings are not eligible for a relist credit of the insertion fee.) The item may be relisted with the same item properties as the original, or the seller may change a number of the item's defining properties when relisting it. The new listing will have a different item ID than the original.

To relist multiple items (multiple listings) that have ended, execute RelistFixedPriceItem once for each ended listing.

For Best Match information related to multi-variation listings, see the Best Match information at the following topic: Multi-quantity Fixed Price listings with variations. If you are considering an item's rank (placement) in search results, see the link below about considering Best Match. Note: When you use RelistFixedPriceItem within a Merchant Data file, it must be enclosed within BulkDataExchangeRequest tags. After release 637, a namespace is returned in the BulkDataExchangeResponseType (top level) of the response. The BulkDataExchange tags are not shown in the call input/output descriptions, but you can see them in the Relist Multiple Listings in Bulk (for Large Merchants) sample at the end of this page.
Fields
DeletedField ( string ) [0..*]
Specifies the name of the field to delete from a listing. See the eBay Trading API guide for rules on deleting values when relisting items. Also see the relevant field descriptions to determine when to use DeletedField (and potential consequences). The request can contain zero, one, or many instances of DeletedField (one for each field to be deleted). DeletedField accepts the following path names, which delete the corresponding nodes:

Some data (such as Variation nodes within Variations) can't be deleted by using DeletedFields. See the relevant field descriptions for how to delete such data.

Item.ApplicationData
Item.AttributeSetArray
Item.Charity
Item.ItemSpecifics
Item.ListingCheckoutRedirectPreference.ProStoresStoreName
Item.ListingCheckoutRedirectPreference.SellerThirdPartyUsername
Item.ListingDesigner.LayoutID
Item.ListingDesigner.ThemeID
Item.ListingDetails.LocalListingDistance
Item.ListingDetails.MinimumBestOfferMessage
Item.ListingDetails.MinimumBestOfferPrice
Item.ListingEnhancement[Value]
Item.PayPalEmailAddress
Item.PictureDetails.GalleryURL
Item.PictureDetails.PictureURL
Item.PostalCode
Item.ProductListingDetails
Item.SecondaryCategory
Item.SellerContactDetails
Item.SellerContactDetails.CompanyName
Item.SellerContactDetails.County
Item.SellerContactDetails.InternationalStreet
Item.SellerContactDetails.Phone2AreaOrCityCode
Item.SellerContactDetails.Phone2CountryCode
Item.SellerContactDetails.Phone2CountryPrefix
Item.SellerContactDetails.Phone2LocalNumber
Item.SellerContactDetails.PhoneAreaOrCityCode
Item.SellerContactDetails.PhoneCountryCode
Item.SellerContactDetails.PhoneCountryPrefix
Item.SellerContactDetails.PhoneLocalNumber
Item.SellerContactDetails.Street
Item.SellerContactDetails.Street2
Item.ShippingDetails.PaymentInstructions
Item.SKU
Item.SubTitle
These values are case-sensitive. Use values that match the case of the schema element names (Item.PictureDetails.GalleryURL) or make the initial letter of each field name lowercase (item.pictureDetails.galleryURL). However, do not change the case of letters in the middle of a field name. For example, item.picturedetails.galleryUrl is not allowed.

To delete a listing enhancement like Featured, specify the value you are deleting; for example, Item.ListingEnhancement[Featured].
See the Field Index to learn which calls use DeletedField.

Item ( ItemType ) [0..1]
Child elements hold the values for item properties that change for the relisted item. Item is a required input. At a minimum, the Item.ItemID property must be set to the ID of the original listing (a listing that ended in the past 90 days). By default, the new listing's Item object properties are the same as those of the original (ended) listing. By setting a new value in the Item object, the new listing uses the new value rather than the original value from the old listing.
See the Field Index to learn which calls use Item.

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