AOL Outage Report in Rancho Santa Fe, San Diego County, California
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Rancho Santa Fe, California
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Rancho Santa Fe 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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Wi-fi (%)
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Phone (%)
Live Outage Map Near Rancho Santa Fe, San Diego County, California
The most recent AOL outage reports came from the following cities: San Diego.
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AOL Issues Reports Near Rancho Santa Fe, California
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Rancho Santa Fe and nearby locations:
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Lt (ir)Rev Hendel
(@Hendel) reported
from
San Diego, California
I appear to be receiving spam email sent to @aol.com addresses - I’ve never had one. Sure would be useful to dig down and see all the headers on those messages, @SparkMailApp. 🤨
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SoCal UNCENSORED
(@socaluncensored) reported
from
San Diego, California
I'm going to treat tomorrow like it is 1997 all over again and flip between AEW and NXT in commercial breaks. Also, since there was no social media back then I'm going to sign onto AOL and rage about the shows in a chatroom. After I go to Blockbuster and pick up a disk that is.
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Justin Scott
(@justex07) reported
from
San Diego, California
@itsonlyzach I had that same sort of AOL/Yahoo IM gaymotional support. Literally life saving.
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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The Boy Named Izzy
(@Keemodaloverboy) reported
These ***** reveals are terrible lol 🤭 covid got us dating like when we back in AOL
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Tobi Gause
(@TobiGause) reported
@questlove Rude, I kept my aol because of the name.
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Milquetoast
(@BlueRobotDesign) reported
Dude, you telling me we coulda been pulling this stock market **** back in AOL chat if someone had simply figured it out?
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ÓLó 💫🏹
(@phi9music) reported
@HabsolutelyNice @BrianRoemmele Yes. I phished thousands of CC’s when I was 14 on AOL for fun. I’ll never forget 1337WareZ
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Fairy
(@FellatioFairyy) reported
@0oyesashley 90’s AOL type ****. Its annoying. My ***** sparkling on my phone but on twitter you can’t even see **** 😭😭😭
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daphne bath
(@daphnebath) reported
AOL Problem Not able to add contacts to my distribution list. Also not able to add another distribution list
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Tim Warner
(@TechTrainerTim) reported
@sqldiver That was a really nice service. Sad they lost to AOL.
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Angela CFA 🎓 🏦FRM&GARP
(@XAUUSD_li) reported
Interactive Brokers: I don't believe that this situation (short-squeeze phenomenon) will subside unless the exchanges and regulators suspend trading. Robinhood, AOL brokerage: There was a service interruption. Users reported that FIDELITY and E-TRADE had transaction problems.
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Stacie
(@staciebirdwynne) reported
@ShireenGhorbani This is awful. An ex of mine - way back when AOL had chat rooms would pretend to be me and invite strangers to my home and work to meet them. I’ll let you imagine the tone of those conversations and what they expected when they met - it took 8 months before he stopped
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Ian Sinclair
(@iancsinclair) reported
@PastPostcard When AOL used to dole out all those 'CD's' to get you to sign up for their services, the first question the help desk had on its list was 'Do you own a computer?' Everyone was putting the disc into a DVD player and expecting the internet on their TV.