AOL outages and service status in Weymouth, England

Problems in the last 24 hours in Weymouth, England

The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Weymouth, England and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

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AOL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Dawn Martello (@DawnMartel5224) reported 7 minutes ago

  AOL On-line News – FRAUD ALERT!!! AOL On-Line News article stating that Harrison Ford’s projected 2026 Social Security earning’s “dwarf” his acting residuals and any acting contracts he currently has. They “estimate” $4,640/month, using the 2012 Social Security max payout figure and adding a cost-of-living adjustment to it. That = a grand-total of $55,680/year. Which, the AOL piece, of course never bothered to calculate. That wouldn’t even dwarf the average salary of a kid selling lemon-aid. If you want to know exactly what is NOT happening, NEVER happened, and NEVER could happen, consult AOL News.

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  Joel (@joel19852025) reported 12 minutes ago

  @otokyo__ Done all of that back and forth to Florida with just paper map blockbuster was bad *** always tried to go back into the porn room lmao dial up internet sucked aol was the worst

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  ButterCup (frfr) (@_BxtterCxp_) reported 19 minutes ago

  @ThrillaRilla369 My first was AOL, which i had before the web. Yep, pre-web internet was all the rage back then. I had a dial-up, 1300 baud rate modem. Ask @Grok how ancient and slow a 1300 baud rate dial up modem is! Criminy!

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  Cain (@seo762110) reported 20 minutes ago

  @NataniaMarshall There was a dial-up internet service provider called AOL. AOL used to send us these "500 hours to 1000 hours" of free trial internet. If you could have a CD with 6 years of free internet, wouldn't you use it? I'm just saying, it sounds like an amazing deal for the guy.

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  Gregoris (@AlphaGregVM) reported 21 minutes ago

  @TheGoldenDays Mirc and icq…. Never used any aol anything

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  Jun (@JuneVanBloem) reported 21 minutes ago

  AC Milan will be devastated when they plug in the AOL cable on Monday and get the news that Robbo's contract had expired. Would've locked him down on a 7 year deal

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  Mary Loedding 🇺🇸 🇮🇱 (@MaryandBessie) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Soaringeagle45 19 out of 20...I never had an AOL address

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  No.G (@nogambling95) reported 22 minutes ago

  2000 — NASDAQ peaks at 5,048 in March then collapses 39% by year-end. $1.7T in market value gone. California energy crisis costs $45B. AOL-Time Warner: $165B merger that will write down $100B. China gets WTO access. The dot-com dream is over. 2001 — 9/11 shuts NYSE for 4 days; Dow drops 7.1% on reopening. Dot-com wipes out $5T total. Enron ($65B) collapses — largest US bankruptcy ever. Argentina defaults on $100B in sovereign debt. Turkey’s lira -40% overnight. Fed cuts rates 11 times in one year. The decade starts badly. 2002 — WorldCom: $11B accounting fraud, largest ever. Nasdaq hits 1,139 — down 78% from peak. Tyco, Adelphia, Global Crossing all implode. Corporate scandals cost investors $3–6T. Sarbanes-Oxley born from the rubble. 2003 — Iraq war begins; Iraqi oil output collapses from 2.6M to sub-1M bpd. SARS kills 912, costs $40B, collapses HK tourism. But markets start recovering — S&P +26%. Fed at 1% fuels the next bubble. Housing appreciation hits 9–11% annually and accelerating. 2004 — Fed starts hiking: 17 consecutive 25bp increases over two years. SEC lets investment banks lever up to 40:1. Housing bubble enters mania phase — NINJA loans everywhere. Indian Ocean tsunami kills 230,000, $15B damage. Oil breaks $40/barrel. Commodity supercycle ignites. 2005 — Hurricane Katrina: $125B damage, largest insured loss in history. Disrupts 19% of US oil production. Housing at peak insanity — median price-to-income ratio highest ever. Michael Burry buys his first CDS on subprime bonds. The clock is ticking. 2006 — US housing prices peak and begin turning. Case-Shiller at 4.6x income (historical norm: 2.9x). Fed reaches terminal rate 5.25% — ARM resets begin crippling borrowers. Shadow banking system: $4T+ in off-balance-sheet exposure. Nobody’s watching. 2007 — BNP Paribas suspends redemptions on Aug 9 — the real start of the GFC. Northern Rock: first UK bank run since 1866. Bear Stearns hedge funds collapse. Dow peaks at 14,164 in October. Oil hits $99. Subprime mortgage industry disintegrates. The fuse is lit. 2008 — Bear Stearns sold for $2/share (was $172). Oil spikes to $147 then crashes to $32. Fannie/Freddie taken over ($5.3T in obligations). Lehman files $639B bankruptcy — global credit freezes. AIG needs $182B bailout. TARP: $700B. Global equities lose $30T. Fed cuts to zero. The system breaks. 2009 — World GDP contracts 2.1% — worst since WWII. Global trade collapses 29%. GM and Chrysler bankrupt. S&P hits 676 on March 9 (−56% from peak). Greece reveals deficit is 12.7% of GDP, not 6.7%. Eurozone crisis begins. US loses 8.7M jobs. QE1: $1.75T. 2010 — Greece bailed out: €110B. Flash Crash May 6: Dow drops 998 points in 36 minutes, $1T evaporates temporarily. Ireland needs €85B rescue. Negative-yielding debt era begins. QE2: $600B. Food prices surge — Arab Spring seeds planted. 2011 — Fukushima: magnitude 9.0 earthquake, nuclear meltdown, $195–305B damage, global supply chains fractured. Arab Spring: Libya’s GDP −41.8%, oil spikes to $120. Greece second bailout: €109B with 50% haircut on bondholders. S&P downgrades US from AAA. MF Global steals $1.6B in client funds. ECB lends €1T+ to banks. 2012 — Draghi says “whatever it takes” on July 26 and single-handedly saves the euro. No actual money needed — words alone worked. Greece restructures €206B in debt (75% NPV haircut). Spanish unemployment hits 25%, youth 55%. QE3 launched: open-ended $85B/month. US housing finally bottoms. 2013 — Cyprus bail-in: depositors with >€100K lose ~47.5% — a new template for banking crises. Taper Tantrum: Bernanke hints at slowing QE, 10Y Treasury goes 1.6% → 3.0% in four months. EM currencies -10-20%. Detroit: $18.5B municipal bankruptcy. Fed balance sheet at $4T.

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  MADS (@lilbbieberr) reported 23 minutes ago

  I hate Gmail so much it was the best and now it has become the worst I’m slowly phasing everything back to my aol account, just waiting for googles class action lawsuit 🥰🥰

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  Ben Lam....... (@BenBSP) reported 26 minutes ago

  $IGV Concerns: The disruption being caused by AI is incredible, but as new technologies are developed, the "IN" stocks can be dismantled quickly we are learning. I think if you don't adapt and change, you will get killed on the quick moving technology industry. Remember AOL dialup in the 1990s, then the internet explosion, then on line trading in late 1990s, then subscription models in early 2000s, pagers, flip phones, smart phones, docusign, on-line banking & everything, Surge pricing and CPQ, COVID work from home, remote school class, ALGO explosion, SAAS stocks and software, now AI and AI Agents!! LOOK at the $IGV from $114 to $74 in 6mos (35%) and it has not even started to break it's downtrend. Monthly chart shows next support is $67.20, then $53.48, then $41.06(covid lows) and this could happen by September. Just saying, don't believe any technology is her forever and NO ONE has a clue on this AI technology 🧐🧐🤔🤔🤨