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AOL Outage Report in Laconia, Belknap County, New Hampshire

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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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Problems in the last 24 hours in Laconia, New Hampshire

The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Laconia, New Hampshire 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.

  • 84% E-mail (84%)
  • 8% Internet (8%)
  • 7% Total Blackout (7%)
  • 1% Wi-fi (1%)
  • 0% Phone (0%)

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AOL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Reddington_33
    Mr. R (@Reddington_33) reported

    @kshadyacct4 @TheShuffleCast My AOL is not working

  • JennaLaineESPN
    JennaLaineESPN (@JennaLaineESPN) reported

    @DaAnsahonSports @xxxvcxa We don’t need a lecture on the history of the internet, Martin, but clearly you feel qualified to teach it. We’re all aware of Hometown AOL being a cesspool in 1996. You don’t change the culture of social media by accepting it. And you don’t change poor treatment by ignoring it.

  • cagle06
    Squire of Gothos! China-Virus (@cagle06) reported

    @WilliamShatner AIDS and Covid are lies. 20+ years adult bookstores, prostitutes, multiple nightly meetups from aol, prodigy, grindr. Then factor in my wife of 20 years 5 star ******** ********** her words on a slow day averaged 8 men. Neither of us wore a ****** EVER yet oddly no AIDS or HIV.

  • jkevlre
    ibijoke. (@jkevlre) reported

    There aren’t actually any other support options since @AOLSupportHelp email support has been closed down and over Twitter they are of no help

  • emilyherself
    ✨emily d'internet✨ | she/her (@emilyherself) reported

    @pantalonesfuego OMG, so sorry. Not *quite* the same, but I stumbled upon my Terrible Dad’s AOL bookmarks and wanted to dissolve into thin air for like a month afterwards.

  • Evojay27
    Jay C (@Evojay27) reported

    @NYSLabor Like WTF seriously we have the technology to collect rock samples from Mars, but you guys can't even handle a phone calls. 2 weeks no payment. Credit cards maxed out just to keep food on the table for the kids. While you guys update your computers still in the dial up AOL days

  • dkiesow
    Damon Kiesow (@dkiesow) reported

    @iroughol I totally do not remember that feature. I was at AOL until 2005 and at one point I joined because some partnership was planned, so it is the longest I have used a social network.

  • Skyemcleod5116
    The baffled ghost of Poe (@Skyemcleod5116) reported

    @GodlessJax @DuckieNinja @patriottakes Tell your kids that the internet used to come in the mail on a CD from AOL. They going to look at you like you stupid

  • DougRoberman
    Doug Roberman (@DougRoberman) reported

    @MTjangle @coastalprobo @jitotweets It’s promoted by msm and on every network owned by the nbc-universal-aol-time Warner megacorp and their respective web zines and print outlets...pharma companies are their biggest source of ad revenue. That’s all this is. It’s not a grand conspiracy, it’s just about cash

  • Darylch
    The Rusty Beard (@Darylch) reported

    Accidentally clicking a Facebook add on your timeline in pretty much the equivalent of loading an AOL disc on your computer in 1995. You’ll never get rid of it.