AOL Outage Report in China Spring, McLennan County, Texas
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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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E-mailProblems in the last 24 hours in China Spring, Texas
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in China Spring 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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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Kelly Joanne Cannon
(@KellyJoanneCan2) reported
@marczak_rob @rosemcgowan I'm still sometimes receiving stupid, fake, unwanted, hacking aol emails. I'll also always only totally dispose them as they deserve so. To myself and all others here, never be intimidated like doing what's right in life doesn't still always matter. It does.
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Leanore
(@LostLeanore) reported
@aethericAnuran I mean... I am over 30. I remember the chaotic wilds of the BBS boards and AOL chatrooms... ******* Thunderdome compared to how the internet is now tbh. But kids using their age as a shield after saying dumb **** on a platform rated "Mature" annoys ******** out of me
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Adam Lasnik
(@thatadamguy) reported
@the_clay_bird @mmasnick @DevinCow I still remember my Prodigy ID: GDXX03B! Lots lots lots of memories from that service (and Compuserve and Delphi and AOL and wow what an early-adopter nerd I was!). I particularly remember how shocked & sad we were when Prodigy instituted a 25 cent *per private message* fee!
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马丁6489
(@josenava6489) reported
@ChauncyTalon I had AOL there wasn’t gonna be no online for me lmao. I think only games that were able to be played with that was the EA games. Also I didn’t have a network adapter. and yes I also didn’t care for online gaming at all.
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👑 Henry [Ⓥ NOBODY]
(@HenryBabcock) reported
@andraydomise @BuzzFeedNews Surely some of the blame should go to Arianna Huffington herself, right? She got obscenely wealthy selling out. HP was already getting bad before the sale - I had pretty much stopped going there - but after Yahoo/AOL/Verizon bought it it became completely unreadable, as expected.
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e.s. piteau
(@espiteau) reported
@TorontoStar It may be 50 years old, but nobody except big business, the military and computer scientists in Silicon Valley used it until AOL came out in 1993... And a browser version didn’t come out till MS Hotmail in 1996. People were still dialling-up to the internet with slow modems.
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Mike Griese
(@lordofthetwit) reported
Hey @AOL , I’ve been locked out of my old email for over a year now and don’t know how to fix it. #help
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Laura VanLandingham
(@LauraVan) reported
@Smilan317 @NotOneNotTwo Not the same, but I remember wanting to rid myself of AOL, and spent a ton of time getting grilled by their 'customer service' about why I wanted to cancel. Why? Like I owed some kind of explanation.
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J
(@J53502707) reported
@JustSumDoodYo @skwp @bitman90 Going along with your analogy, bitcoin is like the internet and shitcoins are like AOL, compuserve, etc. Remember AOL wasn't even a part of the internet. It was a separate centralized and inferior network that got completely crushed by the decentralized and open internet.
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Jiang Cheng
(@wanyinbot) reported
Jin Ling. Come help me guess Wei Wuxian's AOL password