Calendar dates wrong on Blackberry

Hello all,
We have an interesting issue and it is completely random.
BB9630 with Verizon, Notes 6.5.6
BB OS v4.7.1.40
When the user accepts a calendar invite it's correct on the Notes client (does not matter if she accepts on BB Device or on client).
However it randomly puts the invitation into another date on the BB device. When you attempt to open the event (on the wrong day) you get a conflict message; but there is no conflict that you can relate it too.
It does not matter who sent the invitation, this happens from internal and external people.
There is no pattern to when it happens, it appears to be completely random.
Luckily this is not impacting the dates on the Notes Client, it appears to be correct there.
We have completed all the usual stuff; hard reset, wipe and re act. , OS upgrade, etc...
Has anyone run into this issue?

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