AOL Outage Report in Weaverville, Buncombe County, North Carolina
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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.
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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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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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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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Casey Ayers
(@caseyayers) reported
@jeremyjarrell If we include AOL-Time Warner, there’s a good argument AOL has been involved in three of the worst M&A plays in the history of free enterprise.
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Lucas 🏡 Gonze
(@lucas_gonze) reported
(WRT Yahoo/AOL/ "Oath") Worst business vision ever: "a good opportunity to mine cash while shifting the business in favor of newer online trends"
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Amazon.com Alibaba.com
(@usa73837) reported
@MemberSee Break character for sec: what ******** could you possibly do with AOL’s brand in 2021? Why would anyone buy it other than to give fintwit trolls material?
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Joseph Self
(@Joeyself) reported
@proteinwisdom I'm not unconcerned about Amazon, Google, Facebook, et al, but I'm old enough to remember when AOL, Yahoo and MySpace were the big things. Hacking off half of your customer base doesn't seem like a good play, but we'll see.
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tolu ogunlesi
(@toluogunlesi) reported
“Yahoo and AOL were once darlings of the web economy, but could never fully keep up with the evolution of the internet. AOL’s $350 billion merger with Time Warner in 2000, for example, is commonly cited as one of the biggest failures in the history of media.” — @Adweek
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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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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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Alexei Oreskovic
(@lexnfx) reported
What a wild, never-ending journey for AOL... 1983: Founded as Control Video Corporation, a modem-based service for Atari 2600 consoles 1991: Rebranded as America Online 1992: IPO 1995: Reaches 1 million subscribers 1997: Acquires arch dial-up rival CompuServe ....1/2
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glitchypsi ❤💚💙
(@GlitchyPSI) reported
omfg AOL and by extension Yahoo got sold again verizon really did **** them up didn't they