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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The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Laconia 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 (94%)
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Internet (4%)
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Total Blackout (1%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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WallStreetBets & Co.
(@WSBConsensus) reported
Verizon Communications ( $VZ ) AOL has roughly 1.5mln users paying USD 10-15/month for its technical support and ID monitoring service, AOL Advantage *Thats over $15,000,000 EVERY month that old people are paying for a bullshit service, Verizon is taking advantage of them.
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MizTeo
(@TeoMiz) reported
@CelticGodess20 @NickKnudsenUS I have a friend in Oz whom I met online even before AOL was a thing. We went from email to snail mail back to email and now mostly communicate on Facebook. At the worst of the lockdown, we zoomed and I "met" his wife for the first time.1/
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Billy B
(@William72773755) reported
@MrAdventure69 Obviously it would upset a few. Or a lot. Prettymuch anything anyone says does. I've been internetting since AOL chat days mid 90's. You either stop giving a **** or turn into an eggshell walking whiner. Which one are you?
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Bill Springer
(@BGSpringer) reported
@bby_grae When we first got internet the only way was through very locked down corporate portals. AOL and Netscape are what I remember, with curated pages available to view. The ability for individuals or small businesses to have a web presence was hard.
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Expats Paris
(@ExpatsinParis) reported
BUSINESS: Verizon is selling AOL and Yahoo. Private equity firm Apollo will pay around $5 billion for a 90% stake in the media assets, as the US communications giant focuses more on network services.
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Cory Davis
(@CoryDavis321) reported
"Yahoo twice turned down offers to buy Google at a fraction of its cost today. AOL held conversations with Facebook and YouTube in 2006."
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Eric Goodwin
(@EricSGoodwin) reported
Famed tech analyst Mary Meeker during the tech bubble: “Disney should have been Yahoo. AT&T should have been AOL. Time Warner should have been Excite.” I’ve never heard of Excite, and Yahoo and AOL combined were just sold for less than 1% of DIS and T’s aggregate market caps.
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Todd Robinson
(@toddrobinson) reported
There are still 1.5 million people paying a monthly subscription service fee for AOL — for technical support and identity theft software. The number of AOL dial-up subscribers is now “in the low thousands.”
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Stephen C. Rose -- We are One -- All are One
(@stephencrose) reported
Verizon is selling Yahoo and AOL for $5 billion to private equity firm Apollo, as it looks to focus on building out its new 5G network. COURIC
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Ryan Minnick
(@rminnick) reported
Am I shocked that #Verizon has sold off their “media assets” like Yahoo/AOL for a $4B loss? Nope! Yahoo’s “daily digest” email is total clickbait garbage. Wasn’t Yahoo already dying off at that time? And did anyone know that #AOL was even still a thing then?!