@ZOS_TristanK With your explanation then there should have been a day zero since it would have been counting the last 23 hours and 59 minutes.
I appreciate your taking time to read it anyways.
It should appear as 1 day for technically two days. As soon as you go under 2 days it will say 1 day, because it's 1 day and X hours. And on day 0 it will still say 1 day because the hours can't be displayed apparently. And someone figured displaying 1 day would be better than 0 days.
ask a banker, they are masters of manipulating the calander exp after 5pm. i would suggest buying the renewal at 12:01AM to take advantage of your day "0"
ask a banker, they are masters of manipulating the calander exp after 5pm. i would suggest buying the renewal at 12:01AM to take advantage of your day "0"
Automatic payments,,, So done,,,, Didn't work.
Edit: I got billed at the end of day one at midnight. It went straight to day 179, hence the OP.
If you want 180 days there are two ways to count in the computer world. 1-180 or 0-179 because the first number takes up a position in the count totaling 180 counts.
1d:00h:00m:01s = 11:59pm 1 day 1 second left
v
0d:23h:59m:59s = 12:00am 1 second less than 1 day left
v
0d:00h:00m:01s = 11:59pm 180 days and 1 second left
v
179:23h:59m:59s = 12:00am 1 second less than 180 days left
1d:00h:00m:01s = 11:59pm 1 day 1 second left
v
179d:23h:59s = 12:00am 1 second less than 180 days left