This complex type contains the fields needed to create an offer to a buyer that is initiated by the seller.
Types that use CreateOffersRequest
Not used by any types.
Call that uses CreateOffersRequest
Fields
allowCounterOffer
If set to
Note: Currently, you must set this field to
Default:
true, the buyer is allowed to make a counter-offer to the seller's offer. Note: Currently, you must set this field to
false; counter-offers are not supported in this release. Default:
falsemessage
A seller-defined message related to the offer being made.
This message is sent to the list of "interested" buyers.
To increase the conversion rate of the offers a seller makes to buyers, eBay recommends you always add a customized message to your offers.
Maximum length: 2,000 characters
This message is sent to the list of "interested" buyers.
To increase the conversion rate of the offers a seller makes to buyers, eBay recommends you always add a customized message to your offers.
Maximum length: 2,000 characters
offerDuration
The length of time, in days, the offer is valid from when it is created.
The duration of the offer begins at the date and time the offer is sent. When the span of time specified by offerDuration passes beyond the creationDate, the offer expires.
The duration of the offer begins at the date and time the offer is sent. When the span of time specified by offerDuration passes beyond the creationDate, the offer expires.
Important! offerDuration currently defaults to the site-standard value (see Negotiation API requirements and restrictions for a list of site-standard values). If any other value is specified in this field, the call will fail. In most cases, this container should be left empty.
offeredItems
array of OfferedItem
An array of objects where each object contains the details of an offer and the ID of the listing on which the offer is being made.
Note that the service does not currently support the creation of multiple offers with a single call to sendOfferToInterestedBuyer. With this, each request can target only one listing at a time and you must populate this array with a single element that contains the details of one offer.
Note that the service does not currently support the creation of multiple offers with a single call to sendOfferToInterestedBuyer. With this, each request can target only one listing at a time and you must populate this array with a single element that contains the details of one offer.