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Support => Customer support => Topic started by: sillybastard on June 05, 2013, 05:59 am
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I am trying to release payment, I click on view and all the information is completely blank. Except under Proposed resolutions. And says it was 43 years ago??
I don't wanna release payment to the wrong person or have this be some phishing thing. I could still click the release payment button, but not sure if I should. This happens for all my resolutions right now.
This is kinda what the page looks like (copy and pasted):
Transaction details
item:
quantity:
buyer:
seller:
date shipped:
due in:
's stats
Rank:
Positive feedback: %
Total transactions:
Member for:
Proposed resolutions:
refund due date extension message from freshness
43 years
January 1, 1970, 12:00 am UTC delete
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Yeah, I've been seeing a few reports of Resolution Center errors. I'll forward this one along to the admin as well! Thanks for reporting it!
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I am trying to release payment, I click on view and all the information is completely blank. Except under Proposed resolutions. And says it was 43 years ago??
I don't wanna release payment to the wrong person or have this be some phishing thing. I could still click the release payment button, but not sure if I should. This happens for all my resolutions right now.
This is kinda what the page looks like (copy and pasted):
Transaction details
item:
quantity:
buyer:
seller:
date shipped:
due in:
's stats
Rank:
Positive feedback: %
Total transactions:
Member for:
Proposed resolutions:
refund due date extension message from freshness
43 years
January 1, 1970, 12:00 am UTC delete
Yes thats the same thing i am getting
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Yes thats the same thing i am getting
As scout stated, this has been passed up and is being worked on. Can you let us know if you're still experiencing it now?
Libertas
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FYI, 43 years ago was 1 January 1970, or Unix Time 0. It means no time has been set.
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That's bloody interesting astor , you learn something new everyday , I so wish I had time to gain fuller understanding of programing .
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FYI, 43 years ago was 1 January 1970, or Unix Time 0. It means no time has been set.
Thanks for that, astor - as always! :)
Libertas
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Yep, all Unix/Linux/BSD operating systems measure time in seconds from midnight UTC on 1 Jan 1970. Local, human-readable time and date is converted from that. I've seen screenshots of phone apps that said 11:59 PM, 31 Dec 1969, because Unix Time defaulted to -1 second. That usually happens when there's no data for time, it defaults to 0 or -1.
And now you know more than you ever wanted to know about computer time. :)