AOL Outage Report in Erie, Boulder County, Colorado
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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 Erie 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 (89%)
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Internet (6%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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TV (1%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Erie, Colorado
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Erie and nearby locations:
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Marion Murphy
(@catchyouri) reported
from
Boulder, Colorado
@joncoopertweets @AOL intentional poor judgment cowards why not tell the #Truth if u believe so strongly what u believe is #True and #Just
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Danny Sacks
(@gingertasticCO) reported
from
Westminster, Colorado
My AOL-IM is down, wtf??
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C:/Winter
(@ColinWinter) reported
from
Longmont, Colorado
@morningmika pizza pi was my hack at age 13... Help me solve the parlor conspiracy @alexisohanian I can go into all the root kit details on air & my buddy "B" raid5 whose house I was at when we caught n rooted a local guy in NJ for ****'n on @AOL chats... Local guy was a soccerC
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Lilah Sturges - GIRL HAVEN OUT NOW!
(@LilahSturges) reported
Twenty-one years ago AOL bought Time-Warner. And no I do not have that backwards: America Online, an internet service provider that had only existed for about ten years, purchased one of the largest media companies in the world, for 182 BILLION DOLLARS. It was a strange time.
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cryptosovereign
(@cryptosovereign) reported
If you you are having a bad day, think that there is someone out there who just paid 5b for AOL and Yahoo
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Bill of Rights 2.0
(@BillofRights201) reported
@CGasparino @apolloglobal @verizonmedia Verizon paid $4.8 Billion for Yahoo and $4.4 Billion for AOL. Only to dump both today for ONLY $5 Billion. Lesson: Tech stocks are NEVER a "buy and hold".
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Andrey Zubkov
(@TheReal_Andrey) reported
@MorningBrew Perhaps VZ should be on a short-list of worst acquirers of all time. But VZ-AOL deal is by no means worst. I think AOL acquiring Time Warner in Jan 2000 takes the cake. AOL took a $99 BILLION writedown in 2002!
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Matt Schlichting
(@MattSchlichting) reported
@craigcalcaterra Can you imagine telling someone in 1999 that a company you’ve never heard of would buy AOL and Yahoo?
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FinTweet $FB Tweets
(@FinTwitFB) reported
Verizon bought AOL & Yahoo! thinking they could compete against Google & Facebook for banner ads. Obviously, this was a mistake. Neither company had premium video assets to build a streaming service. Google and Facebook don't own CTV, not yet at least.
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MM235
(@MrMidnight235) reported
@GameSpot Talk about buying crap. who uses Yahoo or aol anymore. You sell at the top of the hype.
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Joe Biden's Future Barber
(@TypicalFarrah) reported
Never even knew Verizon own AOL or Yahoo
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The Marc and JD Podcast
(@MarcAndJD) reported
@axios Wow....not sure who to feel worse for here. Verizon who bought Yahoo for $4.83 billion and AOL for $4.4 billion. Or the idiots that bought 2 worthless companies for $5 billion. Or, you know what? **** em all, rich pieces of ****.
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Eric
(@EricAirik) reported
Verizon selling 90% of their media business to Apollo for $5B comes as no surprise. Their big bets in online advertising has never really paid off 📉. 2015: Acquired AOL for $4.4B 2017: Acquired Yahoo for $4.5B Now they're taking the loss and moving forward.