Timestamp Timezone?

[broncoSJ]

mine translates to:

Jul 13, 2020, 10:47 PM

this matches my email time from Ford

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[radiocontrolhead]

so i have two reservations per directives from ford. how do i determine it's been switched

 

[J_Meh_Cray_D]

Has anyone found information on how many reservations went through in the first three hours? At least then we could estimate a take rate and do guesswork on commodity constrained items and production/delivery times.

 

[Michael Grasso]

Sounds about right...

 

[t3n2and4]

I was having trouble once I got to the Preview tab but then went over to the Response tab. There, I found my time stamp for reservation and time stamp for converted order.

Thanks for this note, it helped me dig around and find the “created” tag under a preview on one of the reservations objects

 

[AKBronc49]

I just double checked mine, I knew my reservation date had switched on the page from 13th to 14th but didn't know why until I learned of universal time. I believe I got my reservation in within 5-7mins of the opening. Got my email from Ford at 4:08pm AKST = 8:08pm EST and everything matches up now.

Really hoping that timestamp helps a little!

 

[Chops]

To determine your exact reservation date and time stamp in Ford's system, refer to the post below by @rtaylor (clipped from another thread)...



I am not a web developer, but here is the procedure that I used to replicate Mr. Taylor's Chrome example above in layman's terms:

1. Login to your account on Ford.com using the Chrome web browser.
2. Navigate to your Bronco reservation.
3. Hover the mouse cursor over this screen, then right-click and select "Inspect".
4. Select "Network" in the inspection pane that opens to the right.
5. Search in the "Filter" box for your reservation number.
6. Search for the line labeled "created:"
7. Make a note of your timestamp in Ford's system (listed in UTC).
8. Then search for a time zone converter to convert the UTC time stamp to your preferred time zone.

For example, to convert from UTC to CST...

https://savvytime.com/converter/utc-to-cst

I am certain that you can do this with other browsers, but this is the procedure that I used in Chrome.

Thank you! I am struggling as my computer is blocking the information but I will keep working on it

 

[Daktari]

interesting little hack, looks like my time stamp is 10pm PDT, which sounds about right. I didn't get the e-mail from Ford until 3am the 14th, but had a screen shot of my confirmation so I could go to bed
Here's my 'created' time stamp: 2020-07-14T05:00:54+0000

I'm surprised all that info is in there and all I get to see is a photo of a bronco in the wrong color and the option to contact my dealer or check some pre approved credit I won't need. Kind of odd that all this data is sent but then nothing is shown.

 

[TigerBronco]

Thanks so much for the information, but that didn't work for me. I'm not sure why, perhaps because I have already placed an order, but at least it got me headed in the right direction. Here's the way that I finally found my timestamp...

1. Login to your account on Ford.com using the Chrome web browser.
2. Navigate to your Bronco reservation.
3. Hover the mouse cursor over this screen, then right-click and select "Inspect".
4. Select "Network" in the inspection pane that opens to the right.
5. Hit CTRL+R to reload the page.
6. Scroll down through all the "Names" under the "Name" column, until I came to the third "reservations". (the first two didn't have the information that I was searching for)
7. On the right side of the screen, select the "Preview" tab.
8. Open all the carrots (little triangles) by clicking once on each one - I found the information embedded under "orders" - then "orders" - then "0" - then it was listed under "created"
(2020-07-14T11:03:47+0000)

I'm not sure why, but the filter function described in your post was not getting me there.

Despite the information above about all orders being in EST, if my memory serves me correctly, I placed my order around 6 am EST, which correlates to a UTC timestamp for me.

Good luck to everyone in determining the timestamp that Ford has for them!

Thanks! This version worked for me!

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