AOL Outage Report in Wadhurst, East Sussex, England
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Wadhurst, England
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Wadhurst and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.
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E-mail (89%)
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Internet (6%)
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Total Blackout (4%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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George Knebel
(@Daybydayguy) reported
@xo_coco_ox My first I found back in the 80's using the $6 an hour compuserve service and chat rooms. Lots of conversations later we met. When she passed eventually I used AOL chat rooms and find my second wife. ALOT of chats and screening involved.
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Nope❤️
(@justin_becca) reported
@XfinitySupport I need your help please! I have upgraded and exchanged my equipment. I upgraded my internet plan. And I still have terrible internet connection! Most of the time my tv sits there and loads and loads! I feel like I have AOL dial up all over again! For $120/month!
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Kierawthebuildr
(@kierawthebuildr) reported
I def was an aol can’t say kid but young adult 19ish 20ish aol bruh interesting because I never did the party line
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robjceo
(@robjceo) reported
@ClairvoyantINVT Legacy companies die slow. I'm going to overlay a couple charts - AOL & FB - when they merge I'll sell the hell out of it.
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moving_target
(@moving_target01) reported
@AgathaChocolats Thanks for calling AOL tech support...
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J Wilder
(@JWilder9) reported
@AOL WHO CARES, HOW BOUT YOU TAKE SOME OF YOUR PRECIOUS RESOURCES AND FIX YOUR USELESS EMAIL SPAM FILTERS SO I STOP GETTING PORN IN MY EMIAL 15 TIMES A DAY
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Bob SomeAle
(@brooktroutbob) reported
@MikeBradleyMKE Totally agree with the similarity to AOL, especially in how awful the interface has gotten. I have a FB account so I can access things that are only on FB and go on occasionally to check on specific things. Each time I am surprised but its mind-bogglingly bad design.
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Quentin deNameland
(@philostopher666) reported
@Swoopy @Freeyourmindkid @BarackObama He was against the Time Warner/AOL merger, and often argued the media was becoming too consolidated. Anybody want to guess why a room full of people were cheering, but you only ever heard him, on every broadcast network, which made him sound crazy?
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BostonWriter
(@bostonwriter) reported
The Dixie Chicks and John Stewart are trending. Now I want to listen to CDs and hang out on an AOL chatroom.
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JD, "Lesser White Man"
(@jdsanctioned) reported
This company's history/strategy is basically: 1. MySpace, but better 2. What AOL and Yahoo were getting at, but better 3. Preservation of market position Great at 1, mediocre at 2, and terrible at 3. All within 2 decades. "Seemingly unstoppable growth."