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Facebook event page problems

galwaybabe · 2011-09-09 17:24:47

Hi all. I made an event page for an album launch and facebook has decided to change the dates on it. The event is on the 28th sept at 20.30 but when you look at a posting of the event on someone elses profile , it says 29th sept at 4.30. I tried editing it but it has all the original details I put in and there is nothing…

09-09-2011 5:24pm

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galwaybabe

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Hi all.
I made an event page for an album launch and facebook has decided to change the dates on it. The event is on the 28th sept at 20.30 but when you look at a posting of the event on someone elses profile , it says 29th sept at 4.30. I tried editing it but it has all the original details I put in and there is nothing to indicate that it is the 29th. What is going on? I have had calls from quite a few confused people wondering what date it is on. I need to sort it but haven't got a clue how.
This is the event - https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=227451753971546

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#2 09-09-2011 6:07pm

BrianD

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Correct dates displaying for me.

I've had a similar problem with Events before. Can go a little wild when you change the dates, especially if you try and take a second action e.g. change something else.

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