How/where to report service outage?

I have searched this site and can not find a place to report service outage. My service has been out for over a day, where can i report it?

I appreciate your response. To address your points about ways to report outages, we are in Reston and had no cell phone or FiOS phone service that day, and I don't know where any other phones are near us that I could use. I don't know how to use twitter or Facebook to report problems, but now that you mention those as possibilities I could figure that out.
My main point wasn't really that specific incident, however. That incident showed me that Verizon could provide a better system for handling general outages. What people want in cases like this is information; most of us understand that sometimes there will be large outages. It helps us to know that you know about the outage, and it also would help to have an idea what is being done about it.
Having that information online, with each subscriber able to add their outage information, would go a long way towards addressing this. You would then have a logical place to report on your efforts to repair outages. All of this could require less time for your support staff since this reporting system could be mostly automated. It would also help, then, when one person has a problem to see if others also have a problem (OK, just add my ino to the website and wait) or if they're the only one (OK, contact support.)

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Hi Ajay,
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Hi AndyW2007,
From SQL Server Reporting Services(SSRS) 2008, the SSRS is Internet Information Server(IIS) independence. This means there is no directory for Reporting Services under IIS.
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Hi Kranthi_06,
According to your description, you have an environment with reporting services installed, the info given by the client they are using reportingservices with sharepoint integrated mode. In SSMS, you can see two databases with names reportserver$DEN2010 and
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