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You can close now, thank you.

6 million easily, but I was already asleep thinking I had won.

They probably gave it in the final minutes as always, so I couldn't do anything. Instead of letting it go, I saw that he wasn't even the one who won, and that hurt me because I was really keen and willing, but with this different time zone, it would have easily gone up to 6 minutes.

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it happens man, wish u the best tho

@Gralak21 If something ever feels suspicious, it’s always okay to report it. But in this case, I really don’t think there’s anything to report...everything looks fine. It’s our responsibility as bidders to double check the times and make sure we’re correct. Even if an auctioneer makes a mistake, they’ll be held accountable. As long as you follow the rules, you’re fine, and honestly, I don’t see any sign of wrongdoing here. You can hover over the start post and see the exact start time, down to the minute. The auction ran for 48 hours, so even on mobile you’d see something like “Posted yesterday at 08:47 AM.” Regardless of what timezone we’re in, we’re all looking at the same timestamp. Your time is your time, the auctioneer’s time is the auctioneer’s time, and it all lines up when you look at that start post. The timing is visible on all devices, and it matches up. I don’t think there were any tricks or foul play. Just how the timing landed. Sorry it didn’t go your way this time, and I hope you win the next one.

like always

auction ended @Zeh1 it won

Okay, never mind. As always, if they made an offer and it's within the timeframe, there's nothing I can do.

ah i gotchu now, xd then u should know where hes from first. so u can calculate the time zone. since the time is shown in ur timezone

But if you want, I'll do that and subtract the hours, seconds, minutes, whatever it takes to find out from my parents what time he posted, since for me it would close at 5:47 am.

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No, I don't want to know the exact time. He said if I had to calculate his time, which I don't even know what country he's from, so I just wanted to know the time he posted in my country.

so does it for me, but when u hove (hold ur mouse on it) it shows exact times mate

I'm setting up RPA and it's okay, so he sent a bid for my time zone in Brasilia, Brazil. It has to be for all countries, not state by state, and he sent one close to 5, which would total 5:4 7. Please confirm this, that's what I want to know.

For me, it only shows that it was 8 hours ago, but not since the time I saw it.

Well, it seems that way to me because I'm sure that when I went to bed there was still an hour left until it was over, and all of that couldn't have happened in that same amount of time.

even with the 15-minute rule

But I wanted to know the time he posted it, in the same time zone as me, so I could verify if it was correct. That was my question. Until then, I had understood that the auction had taken place.

Thank you for the requested timeframe from Suzu because, apparently, based on what he said, if his posting time was within the auction timeframe, then it's okay, as that allowed the auction to continue. However, for me, it doesn't indicate the time another person posted, but rather the time between one person's posting and another's.

no offense tho, but it aint hard to count 48 hours from a start time right?