AOL Outage Report in Bedford, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire
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The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Bedford 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 (79%)
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Total Blackout (11%)
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Internet (6%)
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Phone (3%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Bedford, New Hampshire
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Bedford and nearby locations:
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Scott George
(@MisterScott_) reported
from
Londonderry, New Hampshire
@AOLSupportHelp I was wondering why it kept asking me to sign in randomly
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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freykin 🏳️🌈
(@freykin) reported
@Zizaran On a global level, the internet evolving from Compuserve/AOL/etc to what it is today. On a personal level, 3D printing, and PEARS, or Personalized External Aortic Root Support, specifically. I wouldn’t be alive without it.
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Neville A Mehra - Nomad and Strategy Guy
(@namehra) reported
@cmdkhalilov @Baremetrics This was actually a common "business model" in the early days of tech. Make it easy to sign up and nearly impossible to cancel. AOL was the famous example back in the day. To cancel you had to call, wait on hold forever, and then the CSR would try to talk you out of it...
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operagirl84
(@operagirl84) reported
@AOLSupportHelp I am having problems with website. I am not able to get to aol.
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Sudomemo: Share Flipnotes on 3DS & DSi
(@Sudomemo) reported
If you have a Yahoo, Rocketmail, or AOL email address and haven't received a signup confirmation, please be aware that our system has been temporarily ratelimited from sending email to those domains. We're working with @verizonmedia to resolve the issue. Thanks for your patience!
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Jiang Cheng
(@wanyinbot) reported
Jin Ling. Come help me guess Wei Wuxian's AOL password
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Random Analyst
(@randomanalyst) reported
@BrianFeroldi More like comparing aol to google (pre ipo, early days). Winner in TaaS either doesn't exist yet or is in early days. Fundamental change in way one thinks about the problem required.
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Alestrom
(@BigPapaAle) reported
@JeanBCurcio more like trashmetrics. Imagine forcing someone into a phone call (don't worry they aren't a salesperson) to cancel. This reeks of the old AOL strategem where you'd call to cancel (cause you had to) and they'd offer you 6 free months every time. Customer retention lmao
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nickolas rossi
(@nickolasrossi) reported
@OptimumHelp any reports of massive service disruptions in Brooklyn tonight because I had more consistent uninterrupted service from a dial up AOL 1000+ hours disc I found in a coffee shop circa 2002 than I do with the service I pay you for.
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Stephanie Myers
(@_StephanieMyers) reported
NEW: Department of Commerce unveils new Aluminum Import Monitoring and Analysis System called AIM (no, not the now-defunct AOL messenger service.)
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InvisibleUp
(@InvisibleUp) reported
@beakfriends @rin_rin_rin_owo When I was in school not too long ago, the advice teachers gave on how to stay safe on the internet was the really outdated stuff like "don't talk to strangers in chatrooms!" or "never put your real name on the internet", stuff that made most sense in the AOL/Geocities era.