AOL Outage Report in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham, England
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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 (5%)
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TV (1%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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John F⚡n Cohl
(@j_cohl) reported
@1Stop_Wrestling A poor financial infrastructure for PPV revenue..after the AOL merger, WCW appeared on paper to be a bad investment. In reality, with proper revenue streaming..WCW wasn't nearly as bad as it looked.
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Philippe Francois
(@pfrancoisreborn) reported
@wendelltalks Connect spread the gospel as being poor practicing matthew7:7, meaning to the fullest. Before finding Jesus Christ via aol, myspace, hotmail, yahoo, caramel I used to flirt to women all over the world, got acquinted send them money when needed.
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Nanomaniac
(@arnallop3) reported
@Blizzard_Ent yall need to stop sucking ***. Played @Diablo back in the day with less server problems and I was using AOL dial up.
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landguini
(@Landgrenades) reported
I’m going to make an AOL email to confuse ******** out of everyone
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MarkusEnoFan...And Stop Calling Me Shirley!
(@JShapan) reported
@Bakari_Sellers I figure they probably listen to the radio, watch network TV, have a landline and are still using AOL...
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Jared Wise
(@THEJAREDWISE) reported
Never mind the fact that Ted Turner had no choice as to whether or not WCW went out of business as he was no longer in control of the company he created and AOL/Time Warner did not want wrestling as a part of their conglomerate. That was a very bad move by Mr. Khan.
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Chris Bowen
(@Bowen_Thaylin) reported
@rivercitywriter @VincentPascual Besides just being a word salad the best I can assume you are saying is just stupid. It was created in the days of aol and prodigy, not for any sinister plan
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Lesli White
(@LesliWWhite) reported
Just spend twenty minutes explaining the Y2K crisis and the late 90's/early 2000's internet to a younger coworker. (Topics included AOL away messages, Neopets, and paper library card catalogs.) Guess I need to get my Metamucil and Bengay and head on down to Shady Pines.
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Billy Dunn
(@SES_Dunn) reported
@nikoexxtra I mean. Ratings aside, WCW only got into major trouble and taken off the air after the AOL/Time Warner Merger. If that hadn’t happened who knows how much longer WCW would’ve stayed on the TV. It wasn’t until Ted was no longer the top voice that WCW closed up shop.
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SassySquatch530
(@SassySquatch530) reported
@1Stop_Wrestling Anyone who says WWE had anything to do with it only saw the narrative portrayed on screen. It was 100% the Time Warner/AOL merge and the network hating wrestling. Ted loved it and as soon as it was out of his hands there was no hope.