A good suggestion is to have the option of selecting your own time zone. I'd like to schedule my listings but how am I supposed to know what USz9 GST is? I'm in Australia and this means nothing to me.
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Keep looking cause you can already do that...
select in your prefferences witch timezone you live in
how about adding Arizona to the Time Zones as we are Mountain time part of the year and Pacific the other as we don't do Daylight Saving Time
Wow, I didn't know that about Arizona time drdoowopp. And I have friends who live there. Shame on me.
I do know there's a place you pick the time, but I can't remember where I saw it. I look through so many sites and am always signing up for this and that.
http://princesspeach-mybay.blogspot.com/
http://store.auctiva.com/thewritepage
http://store.auctiva.com/thewritepage
I do know there's a place you pick the time, but I can't remember where I saw it. I look through so many sites and am always signing up for this and that.
http://princesspeach-mybay.blogspot.com/
http://store.auctiva.com/thewritepage
http://store.auctiva.com/thewritepage
I am in the central time zone and scheduled an Auctiva listing to begin at 3 p.m. Noticed that the listing was posted on eBay at 2 p.m. How come?
Apparenly USv9 GST is Vladivostok Time (Russia), the same as AEST. Mmmm surely Auctiva has more users in Australia than Russia and might want to reflect that in the time zone codes it uses....?
Unfortunately although you can choose your time zone and also click the apply daylight saving Auctiva still labels it as GMT/UTC. When daylight saving time has been applied it is called BST (British Summer Time), it is very confusing to have the wrong label.
Also when the confirmation message that the post has been scheduled arrives it quote some US time zone not the selected one.
Also when the confirmation message that the post has been scheduled arrives it quote some US time zone not the selected one.