Is anyone noticing you cannot get on Yelp?
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I started trying to access for reviews and cannot get them on desktop or with mobile app. On desktop just keep getting a 408 response (timed out). My first attempt was around 11:30 a.m. Central time. Just curious.
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Hmm, don't recall this ever happening with Yelp before. I guess we all have a bad day once in awhile
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Down-time is never good for reputation management, especially during working hours!
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So that makes it totally down about 2 hours now. As I responded they are saying "network issues" ...
thanks,
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Just saw a tweet re Yelp. They tweeted an hour ago that they were experiencing "network issues" and are working to resolve. It is 13:03 central here and still not up.
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Yes it was down around 9am PST today. There server is probably overloaded.
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