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AOL Outage Report in Rancho Santa Fe, San Diego County, California

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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.

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.

AOL Outage Chart in Rancho Santa Fe, San Diego County, California 02/06/2026 08:05

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.

  1. E-mail (89%)

    E-mail (89%)

  2. Internet (5%)

    Internet (5%)

  3. Total Blackout (5%)

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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:

  • socaluncensored 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.

  • CherylHeuton CherylHeuton (@CherylHeuton) reported from San Diego, California

    @cFidd @EricKleefeld I find it odd, if not curious, that the moment I hit “send” on my column that’s highly critical of the 1990s, my AOL service disconnected. Inexplicably, it will be out all decade. Never happened before. Probably just a wrinkle in time. I drove to Prodigy and sent the column.

  • TheSkyPiel Piel (@TheSkyPiel) reported from San Diego, California

    @peterkiim You never replied to my AOL

  • Hendel 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. 🤨

  • SDDonavan SDDONAVAN (@SDDonavan) reported from San Diego, California

    @CommonnamePA @BenAndWoods It’s been pretty bad for most of my life and I’m 50. But the Dodgers for all their winning and money have won plenty of pennants there no doubting that but haven’t won the World Series since 1988. Empires have come and gone. Grunge, AOL, hell the Dodgers are the AOL of MLB. But

  • gabpickens Gabrielle (@gabpickens) reported from San Diego, California

    Some of y’all AOL with Google attitudes. MOVE. Get on my damn nerves.

  • dmcnulla Dave McNulla (@dmcnulla) reported from Oceanside, California

    @julielerman @gdinwiddie @AOL I had that problem in 1993-94.

  • justex07 Justin Scott (@justex07) reported from San Diego, California

    @itsonlyzach I had that same sort of AOL/Yahoo IM gaymotional support. Literally life saving.

  • DoctorOcto David Edelman (@DoctorOcto) reported from San Diego, California

    @pearl_goldman Yes—but the free AOL service that comes with the Microsoft microchips makes it totally worth it. 😜

AOL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • StarOfTerra festive seasonal place-holder (@StarOfTerra) reported

    I appreciate the posts on how to cancel streamlabs but some of you never tried to cancel aol and wow does it show. Streamlabs was a cakewalk.

  • riftings cass 🌸 lazy parasite (@riftings) reported

    @StarOfTerra *war flashbacks to when my brother signed up for an aol trial on my dad's card and didn't cancel it in time*

  • BrandonFreedma4 positive thinking cap and coffee morning (@BrandonFreedma4) reported

    U guys see I'm jays omen..sh sh sh don't even work AOL wtf...wtfs

  • uwilleatzebugz My name is Fud (@uwilleatzebugz) reported

    Why did XRP throw up a wrapped coin on ETH recently? To expose the network. It was a 5D-level troll. People use ETH because it’s trendy. It literally makes no sense as utility. It’s like AOL.

  • JeanElizKrevor Jean E Krevor (@JeanElizKrevor) reported

    @Oddly_familiar @SazeracNELA @AndorianSoup It reminds me of early days on the WWW where every big company was creating their own version of the Web, like AOL, GEnie, Compuserve. If you wanted access to their content, you had to subscribe to their service. If your friends were on that platform, you wanted to be there.

  • MMGMike22 MMG Mike (Mike's Monster Gaming) (@MMGMike22) reported

    How ******** do you actually mess up your own system this bad that you have no way to reset the EA account connections in case something like this happens. So i gotta legit just stare at these EA games cause i cant access an AOL account from 2002? Bullshit.

  • RedheadXilamGuy Daniel Dell #SupportJellystone (@RedheadXilamGuy) reported

    Cartoon Network was beginning to lose its charm according to many people, ever since the AOL Time Warner merger.

  • RedheadXilamGuy Daniel Dell #SupportJellystone (@RedheadXilamGuy) reported

    How were the early 2000s the beginning of Cartoon Network declining in quality according to many people NOW? 1. AOL and Time Warner merging. 2. William Hanna's death in 2001.

  • DrunkWoodsman Drunk Woodsman (@DrunkWoodsman) reported

    @lazygamereviews Holy crap I had one of these when I was a kid and it was terrible lol, it had zero flash or any sort of early plug in support and it would scale pages awfully. We kept it about a year or so then went back to a desktop with AOL.

  • CnoteLA1 CnoteLA 🌈 (@CnoteLA1) reported

    @amc5848 This has been happening since AOL chatrooms. Some men will never learn. Dont engage, block them, and move on. These screenshots are just cringy to read and such an eye roller.