ReallY Nice Rickey Henderson Rookie High PSA??

[Leon]

well, you might have a time zone set that way in your settings. I actually could be incorrect but know the board zone picked in the backend of the system is CST....

[GrayGhost]

There What is a dispute over who won the auction. Some bitters and even myself forget the board time is two hours different than Eastern time. Thus if someone makes a bid at 7:08 PM bored time it is eight minutes late Eastern time. Also the person that bed 7 PM bored time was on time with the bid but did not increase by the minimum 250 over the prior bidder.

1952 Boynton collector is the winner. The new rules are up for the Ozzie Smith lucky that I have going up Friday. The auction will close at 9 PM bored time. So when you post on the board if it says 9 PM you were OK anything after 9 PM is no good. 9 PM bored time would be 11 PM Eastern which would be too late if I was asking for nine Eastern. So from now on all auctions will end and will be clearly stated and based on the time on the net 54 board.

And it was mentioned to me that people understand that I want to make as much as I can for my late friend’s wife on this card. Well that is true, I do not intentionally manipulating actions to raise how much I get bid for an item. I have an excellent reputation on Net 54, and want to do things correctly. Thank you very much Scott

[bobbyw8469]

Is the Ozzie the woman's card as well??

[Marchillo]

when I bid it on the weekly $7 auctions my time on my post is eastern

[GrayGhost]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

Is the Ozzie the woman's card as well??

That one is mine. There will be another one a little lesser coming up next week, that did belong to my late friend.

[obcbobd]

Originally Posted by Leon

well, you might have a time zone set that way in your settings. I actually could be incorrect but know the board zone picked in the backend of the system is CST....

I just looked through the profile settings and I could not see where the time zone could be set. Someone please tell me if I've overlooked it. I think it is very possible that everyone's time displays based on the time zone thier computer is in. So the safest bet may be to say ends at 9:00 ET. As a test I am making this post at 6:49 PM EDT. Does someone in California see the time stamps at 3:49?

[swarmee]

UserCP, then Edit Options, then scroll down. That's where the settings are. Everyone can set their own time zone/DST settings, so there really isn't one specific "board time" that makes sense.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by swarmee

UserCP, then Edit Options, then scroll down. That's where the settings are. Everyone can set their own time zone/DST settings, so there really isn't one specific "board time" that makes sense.

Thanks John. I really didn't know what other's saw. I knew I had set one of them, I guess my own one, previously.

[toledo_mudhen]

Originally Posted by Leon

Thanks John. I really didn't know what other's saw. I knew I had set one of them, I guess my own one, previously.

So it has just occurred to me that I'm not even sure how to tell what the actual "Board Time" at any given moment unless I post something (which will then denote the Post Time/Board Time).

Leon - What are chances of adding a "Board Time Clock" at the Top of Page or in the little blurb (just below page ads on the right) that shows "Welcome -username-" and the "Last Time Visited"?

I think that might clear up a lot of confusion - Just a thought

[obcbobd]

Originally Posted by obcbobd

I just looked through the profile settings and I could not see where the time zone could be set. Someone please tell me if I've overlooked it. I think it is very possible that everyone's time displays based on the time zone thier computer is in. So the safest bet may be to say ends at 9:00 ET. As a test I am making this post at 6:49 PM EDT. Does someone in California see the time stamps at 3:49?

After posting above, I saw a time stamp of 6:50 PM. I set my timezone to Central, restarted my browser and now the time stamp, as expected shows 5:50 PM. Seems to support my theory that the time shown is dependent on the timezone the user's PC is currently in. There isn't a "board time zone" at least not on the website as displayed in a browser (Firefox Windows 10 for me)