AOL Outage Report in Bournemouth, England
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The latest reports from users having issues in Bournemouth come from postal codes BH9.
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Bournemouth, England
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Bournemouth 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 (5%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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Wi-fi (%)
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Phone (%)
Live Outage Map Near Bournemouth, England
The most recent AOL outage reports came from the following cities: Bournemouth.
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AOL Issues Reports Near Bournemouth, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Bournemouth and nearby locations:
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Lee (Pilchard) Stacey
(@LStacey) reported
from
Bournemouth, England
@jowyang 1. AOL still exists? 2. Has it stopped being evil since the rebrand? 3. Who gives a ****?
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Rusty Neko.
(@BRC1134) reported
@Toriidoki I started with AOL, then jumped from using one account after another. It's gotten to a point that my internet past is hard to pin down, no matter how open I am about it.
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A dark skinned Philanthropist.
(@YOUSEEN40) reported
I miss that damn Catdog game on Aol
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Duzy
(@Wysel701) reported
@EdAsante77 @perchance99 Let's finally agree on this, Twitter has never been fair and unless they start losing business and get sued by shareholders, they will never be fair. People either have to accept that or leave this platform. Once Twitter reaches critical mass of banned people they'll become AOL
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Ambrosia swears a lot
(@harlequinambz) reported
@RedEmpyre @j2_jovi @girloncinema I mean, what "did them in" was a guy taking over TNT who despised wrestling and sold WCW to the first bidder just to get it off his network. Had nothing to do with how much they were making/losing. So long as Turner/AOL continued to own them, WCW could've continued on.
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Uncle Lou
(@UncleLou20) reported
@mikealfred nope! had a wonderful holiday ... here is the thing, nobody likes ****'s ... imagine yourself back in 1997 saying AOL is the ONLY one.... don't be stupid. You make this whole sector look bad when you bash ANY of it.
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LaRon Wright
(@wright_laron) reported
from
Austin, Texas
I need COD to chill on the advertisement of other COD ****, I’m too ******* old to navigate that ****, gimme the AOL version of the game.
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James Geluso
(@atlemar) reported
@scalzi I remember that contest! It was posted in the teachers’ office in the English wing of my school. I’d never heard of the book. My mom told me I’d probably like it. Later on, when I had an AOL-message-boards-inspired libertarian phase, she was horrified.
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Dan Glewell
(@DGlewell) reported
@Emms2021 @drjanaway I blame Tim Berners-Lee, sorry. And then AOL. Before Eternal September (1993) the Internet was just too hard to use for most people this stupid. You had the odd clever-but-insane USENET goon, but not this tsunami of dumb.
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Futures23
(@IFuturesI) reported
@ej62564 @MarcLobliner @joerogan I don't remember AOL much but I feel like I remember it just didn't evolve with the rest of the internet on a technological level Twitter is social media on a ridicolous level that has too much pull on people's interests to fail, only way it would is if they monumentally broke it
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Jess
(@jsupernor1) reported
@Deathmetalpat @seanmdav And then aol brought in the bulk of humanity by making it so any idiot could connect.