This value indicates that there is an open eBay Money Back Guarantee case involving the seller and the item. The seller must address and get the case resolved before the funds can be scheduled for release to the seller's account. See the Resolving Order Issues page for information about retrieving and managing eBay Money Back Guarantee cases.

This value indicates that the seller must mark the order line item as shipped to expedite the release of funds into their account. The seller can use the CompleteSale call to mark an item as shipped. If an order line item is marked as shipped, it is possible that the seller's funds for the order will be released as soon as seven days after the latest estimated delivery date.

This value indicates that the seller should contact eBay Customer Support to discover the next required action to expedite the release of funds into their account.

This value indicates that the seller must resolve the PayPal Buyer Protection case filed against the order line item to expedite the release of funds into their account.

This value is no longer used.

This value is no longer used.

This value is no longer used.

This value indicates that the seller must provide the buyer the tracking information for the order line item to expedite the release of funds into their account. The seller can use the CompleteSale call to provide tracking information for an order line item. If the tracking information for an order line item is provided, it is possible that the seller's funds for the order will be released as soon as three days after eBay has confirmed that the item has been delivered.

This value indicates that the buyer has not received the item, and the buyer has contacted the seller through the eBay system in an effort to resolve the issue with the seller. The seller must make it right with the buyer in order to expedite the release of funds into their account.

This value indicates that the buyer has received the item, but the item is not as described in the listing; hence, the buyer has contacted the seller through the eBay system in an effort to resolve the issue with the seller. The seller must make it right with the buyer in order to expedite the release of funds into their account.

This value is reserved for internal or future use.

This value indicates that the buyer is returning the item through eBay's managed return process. Upon receiving the returned item from the buyer, the seller must issue a refund to the buyer within five business days, and shortly after this happens, eBay will credit the seller's account with the Final Value Fee that was originally assessed on the sale of the item.