Re: just a question on noted time of message

[Guest guest]

Hmmm, wonder if it's time zone? Your message below showed 2:15 (or 18) pm time

sent, and now I'm typing this, it shows 11:26 am, which is right by our clock

(in North Carolina).

>

> I'm not sure if it's accurate. Not that it's important but like my last

message I received said it was sent at 4:30 a.m this morning. Now I see my

message that I'm typing is showing 7:14p.m. which is not right. Why do you think

that is? Just curious Is it for security reasons?

> Pam L.

>

[Guest guest]

Hmmm, wonder if it's time zone? Your message below showed 2:15 (or 18) pm time

sent, and now I'm typing this, it shows 11:26 am, which is right by our clock

(in North Carolina).

>

> I'm not sure if it's accurate. Not that it's important but like my last

message I received said it was sent at 4:30 a.m this morning. Now I see my

message that I'm typing is showing 7:14p.m. which is not right. Why do you think

that is? Just curious Is it for security reasons?

> Pam L.

>

[Guest guest]

Hmmm, wonder if it's time zone? Your message below showed 2:15 (or 18) pm time

sent, and now I'm typing this, it shows 11:26 am, which is right by our clock

(in North Carolina).

>

> I'm not sure if it's accurate. Not that it's important but like my last

message I received said it was sent at 4:30 a.m this morning. Now I see my

message that I'm typing is showing 7:14p.m. which is not right. Why do you think

that is? Just curious Is it for security reasons?

> Pam L.

>

[Guest guest]

Did it post right away but have the wrong time? Or was it delayed, so had a

different time, Pam?

BJ

>

> I'm not sure if it's accurate. Not that it's important but like my last

message I received said it was sent at 4:30 a.m this morning. Now I see my

message that I'm typing is showing 7:14p.m. which is not right. Why do you think

that is? Just curious Is it for security reasons?

> Pam L.

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