AOL Outage Report in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, England
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The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Cirencester 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 (94%)
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Internet (4%)
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Total Blackout (1%)
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Live Outage Map Near Cirencester, Gloucestershire, England
The most recent AOL outage reports came from the following cities: Gloucester.
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Richard Cardona
(@richardcardona) reported
@tlbtlbtlb I remember gopher, WAIS, veronica and of course FTP. The beauty of the open browser was multiple scheme support. The dichotomy was generational: CLI green screens vs an Internet GUI like AOL, Prodigy, CompuServe
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Richard B
(@applesmak) reported
I lost money on my AOL investment when Steve Case proved to be an idiot running a company. When Verizon bought it, I assume it was only a matter of time before they would dump it at far less than they paid. Maybe Verizon should buy MySpace or Circuit City......
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Paul Walsh
(@Paul__Walsh) reported
A private equity firm buying AOL, Yahoo! and TechCrunch will either be great or really bad. They will recognize their lack of knowledge in this space and allow each brand to flourish, or they'll kill 'em. Thoughts?
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John W. Rich (Fake Tech Exec)
(@Cokedupoptions) reported
In 2001, I bought a majority stake in AOL for $212 billion. In 2020, I sold that stake for $5 billion, a 97% net loss. I wrote that loss off, ensuring I never have to pay taxes again and also received a $300 billion bailout from the government. Patience pays off.
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Dennovan C
(@theLOVEunited) reported
@SaraBerniecrat @JackPosobiec I was heavily online in the 90s. There were 'social' sites far before AOL or Facebook. The Terms of Service were upheld strictly in both public messages and anything you said in 'private' messages. If anything today's TOS is more lenient.
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mookie 🦈
(@Alley_Shark) reported
Thinking about when I was a teenager with an ambien and Vicodin problem I would legit try and convince multiple girls I was dating on AOL that the mysterious chemical compound found in Rosalia Lombardos body was the exact proof we had for a zombie apocalypse. IT NEVER MADE SENSE
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Mαrkets ∞ Mαyhem
(@Mayhem4Markets) reported
$VZ is selling Yahoo and AOL for $5B. Verizon spent about $9 billion buying AOL and Yahoo over two years starting in 2015, hoping to jump-start a digital media business that would compete with Google and Facebook. This was the second worst AOL merger in history. 🥸
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2G1S
(@HASHTAG2G1S) reported
@SHEsus__Christ My fav bible quote is when a desert island book topic came up in an AOL writer's group, and some chick said: the bible. I responded that I'd use it for kindling and toilet paper. Which was straight truth. She flipped ******** out.
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DefiDi◎genes☀️
(@DefiDiogenesYFI) reported
Verizon just selling off AOL and Yahoo when nostalgia culture is only growing in value and not even for a good price, 10% retention isn't bad but it's now inferior as a telecommunications monopoly to ATT on a corporate level over the long term not just as stock buys this year imo
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Andrew Reeves
(@Aoreeves) reported
Verizon thinking that buying Yahoo & AOL was gonna help them compete in the digital space against Google & Apple is exactly why they were never really gonna compete in the digital space against Google & Apple