AOL Outage Report in Romsey, Hampshire, England
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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 (5%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Romsey, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Romsey and nearby locations:
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Marls Godwin
(@Beaumont296) reported
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Bursledon, England
@AOL how can I get help please. Locked out of email and don’t have access to my old phone number to get the security code you send to reactivate.
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Shawn Christopher ₳
(@schristopheraz) reported
@film_girl I will never forget when I worked at AOL and the desk infront of me, behind me, and beside me were laid off. I took my lunch and cried in my car. I had my family and had just bought a new car.
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lena ⭐ raine
(@kuraine) reported
@JulietRascon it was my first AOL screen name lmao, you'll never guess how old i was or what i was into
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Just Be Kind. That’s it. That’s all.
(@alexwhalen) reported
In retrospect, AOL had started its slide into oblivion a few moths prior, but you will never convince me that wasn’t the day it signed it’s death warrant. Because we weren’t the only team that was fired like that. At least a half dozen other teams were gutted too, maybe more.
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Jen
(@DAngel082) reported
@MikeOfManyMikes @AOL @Verizon Yep they try to get you to pay $29.99 to fix what they should fix for free, it’s ridiculous.
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Susie Keller
(@capehaze5) reported
@AOLSupportHelp Could you please give me Twitter address for uk support team
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So Cal Salty
(@socalsalty) reported
@susaninseattle1 Yeah those were heady days. I was also involved with the first mobile ad network. That co became Millennial Media, and then they were bought by AOL
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Just Be Kind. That’s it. That’s all.
(@alexwhalen) reported
At the time, AOL was made up of something like 18 channels. Two of us ran 1/18 of the entire service, and they cut both of us without even letting our boss know. We had literally built it from scratch. There was no knowledge transfer, no prep, nothing. Just “leave by noon.”
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starcunning @ macarenses angle 💙
(@hexatomic) reported
@eastern_scholar same as it ever was (this has been a problem since like AOL days)
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Ellen McNutt
(@EllenMcNutt) reported
@ThatEricAlper I don’t know. Roger Ebert, Peter Noone. I spoke to Ringo Starr a few decades ago on AOL when he ran a small group discussion. People were pretty rude, but I did get to talk to him a little bit.
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Michael Zedeler
(@mzedeler) reported
@thingskatedid This is far from the first time someone in tech is doing something insanely stupid. Some ten years ago, Nokias switch to Microsofts mobile os was like swallowing a hand grenade. Before that, Time Warner purchased AOL. And before that, Yahoo forgot that they depended on users.