AOL Outage Report in Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
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E-mailProblems in the last 24 hours in Northborough, Massachusetts
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Northborough 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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Live Outage Map Near Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The most recent AOL outage reports came from the following cities: Westborough and Marlborough.
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AOL Issues Reports Near Northborough, Massachusetts
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Northborough and nearby locations:
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Jenn Lord Paluzzi 🏳️🌈
(@lordpaluzzi) reported
from
Grafton, Massachusetts
@BJ_Roche @ChrisLisinski @katielannan AOL Instant Messenger. I only used it under duress for a job and it slowed down my computer.
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Yenni Desroches 🐾🦓🏳️🌈
(@yennidesroches) reported
from
Worcester, Massachusetts
@KrafTeaKombucha I think that s part of the problem that discord and Mastadon both have. It's too decentralized. That's the benifit of fb/tw and before that AOL
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Animal Smith
(@rasmussenapple) reported
from
Worcester, Massachusetts
@StoolGametime @SmittyBarstool @MujFricke Play a real game **** is AOL 2.0 dial up status..
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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NC "F̵a̵c̵e̵b̵o̵o̵k̵ Meta Delenda Est" Steve
(@TCFKA_NCSteve) reported
@AnneNewsJunkie I miss the days when stupid crazy fabrications could only move at the speed of a chain-email from an AOL account that ended with "SEND THIS EMAIL TO EVERYONE YOU KNOW!!!!!"
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DenSch
(@DennisSchmeller) reported
@irwin Those AOL / CompuServe users should never have entered the net. Now see what it's become.
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Mojave // Mohjave.eth
(@mohjave) reported
@rexwub @Trezor is about to be the next @AOL if they fail us
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Frank Lippman
(@frak357) reported
@danielcranney There are still millions of people with AOL accounts today.. Makes you think of who that service caters to.. 🤯
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Diogenes
(@WallStCynic) reported
How come you never hear, “If you had bought AOL/Time Warner…”, instead of “If you had bought Amazon…”? @CNBCTechCheck @carlquintanilla
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Pete
(@petemsgt1787) reported
@meezatch Your webby is down sport. Credibility is in question. Call AOL you email might be in question. 1980 stuff. LOL
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John Nevelten
(@NeveltenJohn) reported
@AlexNowrasteh I do remember when the animal spirits driving Amazon's stock price was cited as evidence of the coming collapse of "capitalism". There were bad bets (AOL was clearly over valued), but risks were taken and innovations occurred that no central planner would have ever authorized.
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Folashade, NCSP ♥️
(@as_shaywouldsay) reported
My supervisor is still using AOL for his personal email, God help us
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MotherCabriniPreys
(@MotherCabriniNY) reported
@Paul91701736 @PlainSite @D4RKM4773R Again I point to AOL. Rings the cash register before the empire of **** implodes.
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Steve White
(@jstevewhite) reported
@Theo_TJ_Jordan Oh, I don't think the current situation was inevitable at all. It might be preferable to most other alternatives, but the internet could absolutely have become a metered service like AOL or on-demand cable TV. Just because things happened this way doesn't mean they had to.