AOL Outage Report in Eustis, Lake County, Florida
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The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Eustis 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 (88%)
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Internet (6%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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Wi-fi (1%)
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Phone (%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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BrunkDastard.eth
(@LSDrapperGOON) reported
@financeguy74 I sent you a message on aol instant messenger to tell you it was down. Did you not get it?
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Cheptoo
(@AkishRed) reported
@scherargei You people are being unfair to us. Really, how do we move on with such recurrent comments. Who do you define as a Luo leader when we are branded opposition. Ruto made it clear he is not working with opposition, what exactly should we do. An aol kod weche u
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Samuel Carr
(@samiam003) reported
@AOL @aolmail @AOLSupportHelp Trying to blame Microsoft for your inabilities to redirect an email account is really indicative of the ineptness your support team. Please have someone who is knowledgeable contact me. I'm not going away.
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Matthew Ball
(@ballmatthew) reported
AOL never argued the 'net by explaining TCP/IP or internetworking standards, but instead use cases + catchphrases ("You've Got Mail") Similarly, every company described the Internet opportunity differently because internetworking standards weren't relevant - business opps were
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LeVante
(@LINEIVLINE) reported
@AOL @AOLSupportHelp I need an account closed. It’s linked to an old phone number (4049886990), that I haven’t used in a VERY LONG TIME. When attempting to login, it sends a link to get in to that number, so the account is no longer useful to me, unless you allow me to update.
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Christian Friedland
(@chrisfriedland) reported
@HighyieldHarry @ParikPatelCFA $cs should have bought AOL back in the day and it could have avoided all this trouble.
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should you be XRP
(@YouXrp) reported
@XRP_OWL We had a Gateway. It came in a cow colored box. We couldn't afford Internet though. Those hour free AOL CDs we got in the mail were always a treat.
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Shiv
(@airgups23) reported
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Lafayette, California
@AdtechGod 3 reasons I'm right: 1. The #s are going down. 2. FB has never shown they can innovate, all 'innovation' has come through acq. Gov't won't let them acq anymore. 3. Sheryl is gone and and Mark is ET. 4. Metaverse is too far away. In 2000 no one thought AOL could fail either.
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Sykk
(@Suryarkiz) reported
@Kurai1321 I think they started doing it after AOL Angeica last year because the Korean trucks got sent (again). :x but like any community with a PvP component its controversial as usual. Asked my friend about it and he ranted my ear off about it for an hour. Never again. 😩
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Primus-Vetinari
(@HavelockVet29) reported
@BuddhaWorship @redlianak It's exactly the same moral panic as chatrooms going back to the days of AOL. Meanwhile, J.K. Rowlings book perpetuates harmful and problematic tropes that she continues to double down on. It's hypocrisy, but also it's aggravated moralizing coercion.