AOL Outage Report in Big Bear Lake, San Bernardino County, California
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E-mailProblems in the last 24 hours in Big Bear Lake, California
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Big Bear Lake 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 (96%)
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Internet (2%)
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Total Blackout (2%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Chee @XiaoCheeMD Twitch
(@JustPlainZhi) reported
@YourKkiko Where is netzero or AOL? Ah I remembers the good old dial up days but if someone call the house, you get disconnected. I remembers when I tried to download window xp for free and took over a two weeks straight at 1 to 5 kb/s and the stupid file corrupted after one week…😩
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Jeffrey Eyges💉🇺🇦 #ExpandTheCourt #BLM #M4A
(@EygesJeffrey) reported
As awful as this site is, Facebook is a cesspool of stupidity. It is the AOL of our time.
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Cynthia Hillinger
(@HerbalPhoenix) reported
@MadScientistFF Trying to cancel AOL
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Florence of Northumbria
(@FlorenceHRScott) reported
At this point four separate men, after hearing I write an email newsletter, have responded by asking if I'd like them to sign up with several email accounts to give me 'a little boost'. My newsletter has 20K subscribers but sure Liam help me out and sign up with your AOL.
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Seth Skorkowsky
(@SSkorkowsky) reported
@JMGardner8 It's great for small groups, and is our audio/video platform when running VTTs. But it's awful for large communities. Like the worst of the old 90s/00s message boards. People say, "You get used to it." But it's not 'getting used to'. It's resurrecting the old & dead AOL skillset.
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Patrick Scott Bruck (PSB123 @ Counter Social)
(@PatrickSBruck) reported
@DavidLeftyMA @aMythicWitch Oh ****, yeah, AOL rooms.
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swiperight
(@swiperight10) reported
@elonmusk We notice the increase of ads on Twitter from #Tesla and #SpaceX. If I recall that is what brought down AOL ? Selling ads to entities that buy ads. Basically becoming a non-revenue money laundering scheme ? This time it won’t be investors that bring Twitter down. DOJ.
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Saar 💎
(@SaarShen) reported
@jasonalba Oh, never mind. Let AOL + be what it is.
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Keith R.A. DeCandido (Official (kinda-sorta-ish))
(@KRADeC) reported
@ButUCanCallMeZ No, but only because I've already lived through the collapses of GEnie, CompuServe, Prodigy, Usenet, IRC, LiveJournal, MySpace, AOL, Google+, the Microsoft Network, etc., etc., ad infinitum. Nothing lasts forever on the information superhighway (which nobody calls it anymore).
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Mike Scanlan
(@TechDaddyMike) reported
@sameer_singh17 @mcuban I agree. We haven't had that "AOL" or Netscape moment where there is a killer application layer app. But you seem to imply it'll never come. Oh, it's coming. We just can't see it clearly at the moment. Like trying to see Uber clearly in 1995. Impossible.