AOL Outage Report in Berkeley Springs, Morgan County, West Virginia
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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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E-mailProblems in the last 24 hours in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Berkeley Springs 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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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Burnt Orange MD
(@BurntOrangeMD) reported
@_StephanieMyers I remember when Netscape went from a $2 billion dollar company to a $4 billion dollar company almost overnight, when it merged with AOL. Then all of the employees went down the street to build Google, now worth north of $251 billion dollars. Where are the twatters going to go?
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elfie 🌊🌊🌊☀️🇺🇦
(@elfie111) reported
@DrJohnFrancis @BeschlossDC @Twitter AOL purchased INN (ImagiNation) and shut it down after a few short months.
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Daniel Pomerantz (he/him) MD MPH FACP
(@dhpomerantz) reported
@panagis21 Never had AOL IM, but if that’s where #MedTwitter is going, I’ll follow.
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Jon Gorga is Serious
(@JonGorga) reported
@crysuno BINGO!! My mother taught me long, long ago, before social media– before text messages– before maybe even AOL Instant Messenger? Don’t write anything down you don’t want someone to read. I was probably 10-years-old.
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Lisa RESISTS! Russian warship! **** you! RESISTER
(@JuddJustus) reported
@ImSpeaking13 I follow you, I have been, but you never fb, so? I am here to fight, unless they want to charge. Then they can keep it. I paid AOL 100's back in the day.
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Ebony Elizabeth Thomas
(@Ebonyteach) reported
Every Gen Xer & geriatric Millennial has found a reason to log into a site we frequented years ago. I've had to revisit AOL, LJ, Yahoo, Hotmail, Geocities, etc. more than 10-15 years later. It's never fun. Just log out and ghost. Don't delete. You may need access in the future.
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Thee Larkin Warren
(@LarkinWarren) reported
@ClayDowling @scalzi And probably doing better financially than some of those print magazines.I still have it because some of my banking stuff is linked to it. But I found out the hard way that big files gasp through the AOL portal. And spam has no trouble at all moving in. I must get 50 a day.
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Solidarity Harriet (🎨 5/5, COMMS FULL) ACAB BLM
(@ArtCatS_Harriet) reported
One thing I'm worried may happen/be happening with the scramble for social media alternatives is the AOL problem: Everyone jumps onto the nearest available service, it exceeds the storage and bandwidth limits of the platform, it crashes and becomes uselessly slow and/or unstable.
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harley istlund
(@HarleyIstlund) reported
@SecularGent Most of you would have never mad it in an AOL chat room back in the day. Your feeling would have been terribly hurt the minute you entered.
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HelloUniverse
(@HelloUniverse7) reported
@elonmusk can you buy @AOL please. They "ACQUIRED" Verizon's email service and their spam filters suck donkey *****. Maybe you can give them a hand