Inherits from NSObject
Conforms to PicoBindable
Declared in Trading_QuantityInfoType.h
Trading_QuantityInfoType.m

Overview

Currently applies to tickets. May apply to other categories in the future.

@ingroup EBayAPIInterface

Tasks

  •   minimumRemnantSet

    Enables you (the seller) to avoid being left with 1 item in your
    listing. A typical use case is event tickets in reserved,
    adjacent seats, or items that typically only sell if more than
    1 can be purchased at once.



    Specify the minimum number of items that
    should remain if a buyer doesn’t purchase all the items.
    Based on the value of MinimumRemnantSet and the listing's
    available quantity (Quantity-QuantitySold), eBay calculates how many
    items a buyer can purchase.
    For example, suppose you list 5 tickets, and you want at least
    2 tickets remaining for the final buyer to purchase.
    In this case, you would set MinimumRemnantSet to 2.
    This means a buyer can purchase 1, 2, 3, or 5 tickets, but not 4
    (because 4 would leave the seller with 1 ticket).



    To remove this restriction when you revise or relist,
    set MinimumRemnantSet to 1.



    Applicable to multi-quantity, fixed-price listings.
    Currently supported for US and CA event ticket listings.

         property
  •   any

    (public property)

         property

Properties

any

(public property)

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *any

Discussion

(public property)

entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement

Declared In

Trading_QuantityInfoType.h

minimumRemnantSet

Enables you (the seller) to avoid being left with 1 item in your
listing. A typical use case is event tickets in reserved,
adjacent seats, or items that typically only sell if more than
1 can be purchased at once.



Specify the minimum number of items that
should remain if a buyer doesn’t purchase all the items.
Based on the value of MinimumRemnantSet and the listing's
available quantity (Quantity-QuantitySold), eBay calculates how many
items a buyer can purchase.
For example, suppose you list 5 tickets, and you want at least
2 tickets remaining for the final buyer to purchase.
In this case, you would set MinimumRemnantSet to 2.
This means a buyer can purchase 1, 2, 3, or 5 tickets, but not 4
(because 4 would leave the seller with 1 ticket).



To remove this restriction when you revise or relist,
set MinimumRemnantSet to 1.



Applicable to multi-quantity, fixed-price listings.
Currently supported for US and CA event ticket listings.

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *minimumRemnantSet

Discussion

Enables you (the seller) to avoid being left with 1 item in your
listing. A typical use case is event tickets in reserved,
adjacent seats, or items that typically only sell if more than
1 can be purchased at once.



Specify the minimum number of items that
should remain if a buyer doesn’t purchase all the items.
Based on the value of MinimumRemnantSet and the listing's
available quantity (Quantity-QuantitySold), eBay calculates how many
items a buyer can purchase.
For example, suppose you list 5 tickets, and you want at least
2 tickets remaining for the final buyer to purchase.
In this case, you would set MinimumRemnantSet to 2.
This means a buyer can purchase 1, 2, 3, or 5 tickets, but not 4
(because 4 would leave the seller with 1 ticket).



To remove this restriction when you revise or relist,
set MinimumRemnantSet to 1.



Applicable to multi-quantity, fixed-price listings.
Currently supported for US and CA event ticket listings.

type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int

Declared In

Trading_QuantityInfoType.h