for credit card problems resulting in users being billed multiple times for same object since rollover. Gee...surprised no one seems to have posted this since it was directly blamed on the Y2L bug.

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-- Satanta (EventHoriz@n.com), January 07, 2000

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Kay Ser Ah Ser Ah! Whatever will be, will be. The future's not ours to see. Kay Ser Ah Ser Ah!

-- Think It (Through@Pollies.Duh), January 08, 2000.

Actually, Satanta, I've read about this at least a couple of times, probably back and forth between here and Michael Hyatt's site. On this site LZach has a thread that mentions it: Y2K Information Gag Order? is the name of the thread, quite a ways down. I believe this is what they're referring to.

-- DB (tomG@h.com), January 08, 2000.

Hmm...my spelling left something to be desired.

Think It...I can agree with that. I'm a bit of a Doomer...but I was before Y2K, so I was always prepped. I was just having fun because I figured this would have been plastered all over the board by now. I got to post my first real Y2K related problem...hey...even the Newz blamed Y2K... };-]

-- Satanta (EventHoriz@n.com), January 08, 2000.

Is this turning out to be a data problem? It's looking that way if you read all the stories. Corrupted credit card data, criminal records, parking tickets (I got one from a place I'd never been), portfolios, bank balances, welfare systems, etc., etc. seems to be the general trend. What's the noise level from all this? Does it rise to catastrophic (or will it)? Who the hell knows? If it bites **you** then it's a problem. That's all we know.

-- paul leblanc (bronyaur@gis.net), January 08, 2000.

Nitpicker that I am.... It's Que sera sera. That is all, over and out.

-- Uncle Deedah (unkeed@yahoo.com), January 08, 2000.