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AOL Outage Report in Leesburg, Lee County, Georgia

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AOL (America Online) is an internet portal as well as an internet service provider. As an ISP, AOL offers dial up internet through its AOL Advantage plans.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Leesburg, Georgia

The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Leesburg and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

AOL Outage Chart in Leesburg, Lee County, Georgia 03/28/2024 22:25

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.

  1. E-mail (78%)

    E-mail (78%)

  2. Total Blackout (11%)

    Total Blackout (11%)

  3. Internet (7%)

    Internet (7%)

  4. Phone (4%)

    Phone (4%)

  5. Wi-fi (%)

    Wi-fi (%)

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AOL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • FinTwitFB FinTweet $FB Tweets (@FinTwitFB) reported

    Verizon bought AOL & Yahoo! thinking they could compete against Google & Facebook for banner ads. Obviously, this was a mistake. Neither company had premium video assets to build a streaming service. Google and Facebook don't own CTV, not yet at least.

  • MemberSee G. Kennedy Fuld Jr., CFA, MBA, ChEA, FRM (@MemberSee) reported

    Apollo is buying AOL for just $2.5 billion. I invested in that company at $100 billion in 2000. Sounds like a good dip for me to average down into. #valueinvesting

  • GBruno3rd DrGiordanoBruno3rd - AMERICA is an OLIGARCHY (@GBruno3rd) reported

    @Burnouts3s3 @nypost $5B for "You've got mail." Yea, I think so. I remember when AOL came online and all those stupid CDs in the mail! I had friends who thought the internet was AOL!

  • bansisharma Bansi Sharma (@bansisharma) reported

    "BREAKING NEWS Verizon will sell Yahoo and AOL for $5 billion, giving up on its digital-media ambitions in the face of competition from Google and Facebook." It was a stupid decision for Verizon to buy these businesses, but that is a long story.

  • HelloGo78598860 HelloGoodbye (@HelloGo78598860) reported

    Maybe $VZ and the 'value-play' stock pickers should get together and share nightmare stories. Investments or just very bad & embarrassing acquisitions should be the not-to-do examples in every business school case study. Maybe $T will buy AOL to reunite Warner & AOL! Hilarious.

  • LibertyRPF Liberty 💚🥃 (@LibertyRPF) reported

    @notpkshekhawat @Jon__Stone I got online in the mid 90s, but I kind of missed the whole AOL thing. Guess maybe it wasn't as big in Canada, or my household just never got into it, but I don't think I ever used the service or knew anyone who did ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

  • madaboutthings Viv (@madaboutthings) reported

    @AOLSupportHelp Please advise me where to go for help with email issues? I don't want to access help in the public arena? No phone support? No email support? No support?

  • netculture dr. rick, statistical outlier (@netculture) reported

    As expected, Verizon has sold Yahoo and AOL to PE. That was a costly, horrible & embarrassing experiment in content-land for them in recent years. I’ll withhold comment about the value of these sites in 2021, though.

  • KenAnth57767522 *OFFICIAL SOURCE* (@KenAnth57767522) reported

    @Breaking911 Besides checking stock prices, I thought Yahoo! and AOL died slow deaths years ago.

  • BillofRights201 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".