AOL Outage Report in Peterborough, England
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The latest reports from users having issues in Peterborough come from postal codes PE7.
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E-mailProblems in the last 24 hours in Peterborough, England
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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 (89%)
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Internet (6%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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Wi-fi (1%)
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Live Outage Map Near Peterborough, England
The most recent AOL outage reports came from the following cities: Peterborough.
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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TW #bWo #PFL
(@dassityo) reported
@__TastyUnicorn It's been slow AF all day. If I want slow porn, I'll use my dial up and AOL.
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Lint
(@Radiolint) reported
@CrunchyEggrollz Lmfao these kids never knew AOL chat rooms way back when the internet was a toddler It's adorable what they think is new, and vomit inducing what's taken for granted lol
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Kelly Martin
(@kfmartin74) reported
@MichelleStolze3 @AOL The government is still fighting over a Covid Stimulus. These bastards get paid over $400,000.00 USD a year and could give a **** less if we can’t afford our medicine, food, rent/mortgage or utilities. So most Americans struggle and go without while living paycheck to paycheck.
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anti-social pessimist.
(@omgkeirney) reported
Why tf does my @gmail keep getting @AOL spams. PLEASE GET IT TOGETHER IM SICK OF IT!!! Like I don’t have an aol and I blocked that account but for some reason the damn emails be cc-ing my gmail. Like what the hell!! 😡
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not Kevin Reeves
(@BertieOnSea) reported
@AOLSupportHelp Hi, I have not been able to get into my email account on my Mac since Friday, it will not accept my password, although it will if I go to the AOL website. Can you help please?
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Andrew Lloyd
(@andrewtlloyd) reported
@AjitPai @AOL I remember in '91 getting help from @DominicBenford w/ Usenet in Evans Hall, when we had a 20-min conversation about creating a graphic overlay, kind of like Mac, to make it easier for idiots like me to use the internet. We agreed it was a good idea and, ofc, never acted on it
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Karl Wickman
(@arkadeum) reported
@MisterSmoothy Oh but it is good sir. Only "issues" ppl have stem from: "ARE WE THERE YET?" "I HAVE AOL DIALUP LOL" "I UNPLUG PC, PROBLEM?"
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The BEST Words
(@Language004) reported
@wahlstedt007 She’s remembering you fondly. Still, there’s a reason she’s an ex-. When I got divorced 20 years ago, I found old boyfriends on AOL (damn, I am old). It filled a hole for awhile, until I found myself again (if that makes sense).
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Jaxxie
(@jaxxie1181) reported
Yesterday I had a random memory. The year was 1999. AOL Chat. There was a woman who, every time someone asked "a/s/l?" She would reply, "34/f/Augusta*~~*Home***of**the*Masters*~WOOOOO~*~" Like, for real, who actually gives a **** about Augusta, GA?
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Darren Owen (DrO | WACUP)
(@The_DoctorO) reported
@Anakha56 @SwiftOnSecurity The lot who bought it have done far more damage than the almost 15 years aol had it imho. Though changing user behaviour did far more 'damage' than any corporate action.