If included in the response as true, indicates that the listing was administratively canceled due to a violation of eBay's listing policies and that the item can be relisted using RelistItem. Note that GetItem returns an error (invalid item ID) in the response if Item.SellingStatus.AdminEnded is true and the requesting user is not the seller of the item.
See the Field Index to learn which calls use AdminEnded.
Smallest amount a bid must be above the current high bid. Only applicable to competitive-bid item listings (Chinese auctions). Returns zero (0.00) for Ad type, eBay Stores Inventory (Stores Fixed-price), and Basic Fixed-Price (Fixed Price Item) listings.
See the Field Index to learn which calls use BidIncrement.
Converted value of the CurrentPrice in the currency of the site that returned this response. For active items, refresh the listing's data every 24 hours to pick up the current conversion rates. Only returned when the item's CurrentPrice on the listing site is in different currency than the currency of the host site for the user/application making the API call. ConvertedCurrentPrice is not returned for Classified listings (Classified listings are not available on all sites).
In multi-variation listings, this value matches the lowest-priced variation that is still available for sale.
See the Field Index to learn which calls use ConvertedCurrentPrice.
For competitive-bid item listings (Chinese auctions), current minimum asking price (start price) or the current highest bid for the item if bids have been placed. Shows minimum bid if no bids have been placed on the item. For Basic Fixed-Price (FixedPriceItem), Store Inventory (StoresFixedPrice), or Ad type (AdType) listings this returns the original price specified when the item was listed/re-listed or the revised price if the item was revised using the ReviseItem call.
In multi-variation listings, this value matches the lowest-priced variation that is still available for sale.
See the Field Index to learn which calls use CurrentPrice.
You are charged a Final Value Fee (FVF) if your item is sold, ends with a winning bid, or is purchased. This fee applies whether or not you actually complete the sale with the buyer. The Final Value Fee is returned in Transaction.FinalValueFee. See the eBay.com Web site online help for more information about the final value fee.
The Final Value Fee for fixed price format (FixedPriceItem) and Store Inventory (StoresFixedPrice) items is returned by GetSellerTransactions, GetItemTransactions, and GetOrderTransactions on a transaction-by-transaction basis, regardless of the listing status. For all other listing types, (excluding Buy It Now purchases), the Final Value Fee is returned when the listing status is Completed.
If you request a Final Value Fee Credit, the value of Transaction.FinalValueFee will not change for the item if a credit is issued. (The credit only appears in the seller's account data.)
If the item was a Dutch auction that ended with bids (not Buy It Now purchases), the Final Value Fee is returned on a transaction-by-transaction basis in Item.SellingStatus.FinalValueFee.
Note: As of version 619, Dutch-style (multi-item) competitive-bid auctions are deprecated. eBay throws an error if you submit a Dutch item listing with AddItem or VerifyAddItem. If you use RelistItem to update a Dutch auction listing, eBay generates a warning and resets the Quantity value to 1.
See the Field Index to learn which calls use FinalValueFee.
For ended Chinese auction listings that have a winning bidder, this field is a container for the high bidder's user ID. For ended, single-item, basic fixed price (FixedPriceItem) and ended Store Inventory (StoresFixedPrice) listings, this field is a container for the user ID of the purchaser. This field isn't returned for auctions with no bids, or for active fixed price listings, or for active Store Inventory listings. In the case of PlaceOffer, for chinese auctions, this field is a container for the high bidder's user ID. In the PlaceOffer response, the following applies: For multiple-quantity, fixed-price listings, the high bidder is only returned if there is just one transaction (or only for the first transaction that is created).
See the Field Index to learn which calls use HighBidder.
Applicable to Ad type listings only. Indicates how many leads to potential buyers are associated with this item. Returns 0 (zero) for listings in other formats. You must be the seller of the item to retrieve the lead count.
See the Field Index to learn which calls use LeadCount.
Specifies an active or ended listing's status in eBay's processing workflow. If a listing ends with a sale (or sales), eBay needs to update the sale details (e.g., total price and buyer/high bidder) and the final value fee. This processing can take several minutes. If you retrieve a sold item and no details about the buyer/high bidder are returned or no final value fee is available, use this listing status information to determine whether eBay has finished processing the listing.
See the Field Index to learn which calls use ListingStatus.
Smallest amount the next bid on the item can be. Returns same value as Item.StartPrice (if no bids have yet been placed) or CurrentPrice plus BidIncrement (if at least one bid has been placed). Only applicable to competitive-bid item listings (Chinese auctions). Returns null for basic Fixed Price (FixedPriceItem), Store Inventory (StoresFixedPrice), and Ad type listings.
In multi-variation listings, this value matches the lowest-priced variation that is still available for sale.
Note: As of version 619, Dutch-style (multi-item) competitive-bid auctions are deprecated. eBay throws an error if you submit a Dutch item listing with AddItem or VerifyAddItem. If you use RelistItem to update a Dutch auction listing, eBay generates a warning and resets the Quantity value to 1.
See the Field Index to learn which calls use MinimumToBid.
If a seller has reduced the price of a listed item with the Promotional Price Display feature, this field contains the original price of the discounted item, along with the start-time and end-time of the discount.
See the Field Index to learn which calls use PromotionalSaleDetails.
The total number of items purchased so far (in the listing's lifetime). Subtract this from Quantity to determine the quantity available.
If the listing has Item Variations, then in GetItem (and related calls) and GetItemTransactions, Item.SellingStatus.QuantitySold contains the sum of all quantities sold across all variations in the listing, and Variation.SellingStatus.QuantitySold contains the number of items sold for that variation. In GetSellerTransactions, Transaction.Item.SellingStatus.QuantitySold contains the number of items sold in that transaction.
For transaction calls, also see Transaction.QuantityPurchased for the number of items purchased in the transaction. In multi-variation listings, this value matches total quantity sold across all variations.
See the Field Index to learn which calls use QuantitySold.
