AOL Outage Report in Haverhill, Suffolk, England
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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 (5%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Haverhill, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Haverhill and nearby locations:
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James Freund
(@jayfreund) reported
from
Earls Colne, England
@aol what does it take to help get back into my emails , Phones played up and won’t let me reset my password !!! Please help
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Maltmeister
(@Maltmeister2) reported
from
Newmarket, England
CONTACTING AOL in the UK Does anyone know a land line number in the UK to speak to a bid at AOL. Having a bit of trouble with my emails....... 😖 (Thanks !)
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James Freund
(@jayfreund) reported
from
Earls Colne, England
Any technical wizards out there , been with out email for 6 days now , having grief with @aol trying to retrieve my password , HELP
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Anthony (Moderna Gang)
(@APope45) reported
@Nash076 The AOL-Time Warner merger is one of the worst business decisions of all time
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Daniel Festa
(@_danfesta) reported
@NE_Farmgirl @axios I was reading about how there are way more people than you'd think who still have AOL subscriptions (mostly elderly people who started in the 90's and just never stopped)
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Bill Mann
(@TMFOtter) reported
With the news that Verizon $VZ is selling AOL & Yahoo at a fraction of their acquisition cost, people are wondering whether it's the worst acquisition of all time. Oh no no no no no. Not even close. Here are two that are much, much worse. (1/3)
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Sgt.Muffin
(@sgtmuffin) reported
Verizon has sold AOL & Yahoo to one of the most customer focused business out there... a Private Equity Firm. They always have customer ('s wallet) as priority 1.
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Bill of Rights 2.0
(@BillofRights201) reported
@CGasparino @apolloglobal @verizonmedia Verizon paid $4.8 Billion for Yahoo and $4.4 Billion for AOL. Only to dump both today for ONLY $5 Billion. Lesson: Tech stocks are NEVER a "buy and hold".
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Larry B
(@TheBuddmeister) reported
@edbott After the AOL essentially went defunct, there wasn't much purpose for purchasing AOL. Web portals were a flash in the pan and only were beneficial if you could get your site as the home page for users. Verizon's Yahoo! deal was just bad timing.
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Menacing Squid
(@SquidWithKnife) reported
Bad deal, Verizon. I would have bought AOL for $19.95/month.
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Lilah Sturges - GIRL HAVEN OUT NOW!
(@LilahSturges) reported
Twenty-one years ago AOL bought Time-Warner. And no I do not have that backwards: America Online, an internet service provider that had only existed for about ten years, purchased one of the largest media companies in the world, for 182 BILLION DOLLARS. It was a strange time.
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msc
(@coopzz) reported
@grckix @Alsboringtweets That is definitely false. Most AOL users never adapted to new technology and know next to nothing about tech in general. Thats why people are surprised to still see AOL email addresses
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Andrey Zubkov
(@TheReal_Andrey) reported
@MorningBrew Perhaps VZ should be on a short-list of worst acquirers of all time. But VZ-AOL deal is by no means worst. I think AOL acquiring Time Warner in Jan 2000 takes the cake. AOL took a $99 BILLION writedown in 2002!