How do you find the time? My confirmation email didn't have one

[ravenfan]

Everyone is talking about the time they received their confirmation. I ordered a 38 mm Milanese Loop on launch day (4-6 weeks) and a 38 mm Space Grey Sport on the 26th (3-5 weeks). Neither confirmation email had a time.

 

[fischersd]

Everyone is talking about the time they received their confirmation. I ordered a 38 mm Milanese Loop on launch day (4-6 weeks) and a 38 mm Space Grey Sport on the 26th (3-5 weeks). Neither confirmation email had a time.

The e-mails DO have a date and time that apple sent them. If you're not seeing them, then your e-mail client needs to be reconfigured to display that information.

 

[NM08SRT8]

The e-mails DO have a date and time that apple sent them. If you're not seeing them, then your e-mail client needs to be reconfigured to display that information.

Well tell him places to look then. Your reply to his inquiry is very uninformative.

 

[rrandyy]

If you're using gmail, click on the down arrow next to "to me", which is below "From: Apple Store"

 

[ravenfan]

I am using yahoo.

 

[starbot]

Hey Raven,

The times people are referring to is simply the time your confirmation email came in. Should be in the header of the email somewhere near the "From" field.

I am using yahoo.

 

[fischersd]

Ok, when I click on an e-mail to open it in my web browser (safari on OS X), at the top of the e-mail you have the sender, underneath that you have your own name / email address. If you look over to the right side of the pane, there's the date and time of the e-mail.

 

[ravenfan]

Some of my emails do have the time on the top right corner next to the date, but none of my ones from Apple.

 

[TreoRenegade]

To see the full time stamp (hour:minutes:seconds) on an IPad or iPhone:

* Grab universal "Atomic Web Browser" from App Store ($1.99)**
* Set browser user agent to Safari Desktop (gear icon to left of URL field)
* Go to gmail site
* Open Apple confirming email
* Links running across top of open email include "Show Original" << select
* You'll see GMT time. Ignore hour listed, grab minutes:seconds.

**There may be a free version available. I got this browser over a year ago, so don't recall.
This assumes you use gMail. I'd imagine this would also work on other email servers.