Has anybody else ever seen this before?

[MaGi kOz]

[Xog]

It's a unix issue.

unix and some databases store their dates as an "epoch date" which is the number of seconds since Jan 1, 1970.
If a date field ends up as just zeros, that date would get interpreted as Jan 1, 1970 00:00 GMT. And when it gets adjusted to your particular time zone, that throws it back into the previous day, hence dec 31, 1969. I've seen my ?usage on a different biller come out to Dec 31, 1969 before.

[roxxkatt]

the timestamp is a number, so 1969 means -1, which usually means an error happened somewhere

[vaped]

Ahh ... I've had trenchwars.org do that to me a couple times -- was wondering wtf it meant myself. Good 2 know now....