AOL Outage Report in St Austell, Cornwall, England
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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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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.
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E-mail (96%)
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Internet (2%)
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Total Blackout (2%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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SickEconomics
(@SickEconomics) reported
@defymarxism $UBER will wind up being the AOL of ridesharing. Pioneering the concept and in the long run reaping none of the benefit because they fall behind in their own technology. Look for Waymo or someone else to finish the job Uber started This biz never made sense with human drivers
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MatthewGunson
(@MatthewGunson) reported
@MollyMcKew I had a similar experience trying to quit AOL around 1999. Me: You charged me yesterday, I'd like to quit because I never use this anymore Them: But we will give you a free month! Come on you know you want to… Me: OK. 30 days later… Me: You charged me yesterday, I'd like…
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Trembling With Greed
(@JimmyDaGreek76) reported
$T ultimately purchased content for the "convergence" tactic that's as old as AOL / Time Warner. $VZ OTOH enters into a "wholesale" arrangement to procure content to "bundle" with the service. In the end, both $T and $VZ are still left with a "price taker" competitor
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VonDoom
(@tyler_tattoos) reported
@michael_dots @GREENCR3AM AOL dial up type ****
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₿rayden
(@braydenpierce) reported
@DarkMatter_CO well, beg to differ on this one, good mate. When there are several chains that already solve all these problems already, whats the value prop in holding out for eth just bc it was here first? if that's the case, then we would all still be on Aol and on myspace.
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Ian
(@neurovagrant) reported
@pi8you Looks like AOL might've ********** IMAP authentication in particular. Traditional IMAP settings returned auth errors since Monday. Removing and readding worked fine but added an OAuth token.
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¢ryptomonkey
(@scottmhudek) reported
@intocryptoverse Ethereum is old tech. Slow, clunky, expensive. The world is moving on just like they did from MySpace and AOL. $ada $dot $Bnb $bsc $atom $xtz
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Mitch
(@WittyUsername30) reported
@logan_busybee @NorthmanTrader No. Bitcoin is a globally decentralized computing network. Visa can choose to build on top of it or not, but that is irrelevant to the security of the BTC network. Just like when AOL chose to build on top of the Internet, this didn't impact the security of the Internet protocol.
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JULIAN CROSS-TITAN
(@juliuscruz83) reported
Fun fact: I hacked AOL at the age of 3 in 2004. (this was before my 4th birthday.) This attracted even Google, where I almost worked for. My mom turned down the deal.
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Ruby Gottlieb
(@ruby_gottlieb) reported
@VerizonSupport Why AOL help?