AOL Outage Report in Ludlow, Shropshire, 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 (94%)
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Internet (4%)
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Total Blackout (1%)
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Phone (%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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johnny azzurro
(@caneazzurro) reported
It's possible I'm also just getting misty-eyed over AOL keywords and Geocities page visit counters and MUDs and aww ****, I'm just getting old aren't I.
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larry Press
(@larrypress) reported
Cool. It was kind of sad to see AOL slide off the chart even though I never had an AOL account. I was surprised that Baidu is the only Chinese site, Yandex is on the list, and Xvideo replaced Amazon.
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James Venes
(@jamesvenes) reported
@thatpetewoods @matthewdowsmith I've still got that splash page from an Excalibur issue you did back when we chatted a little in the AOL days. I just regret I had to sell a couple commissions you did later on when money was very tight.
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Chase Eslinger
(@ChaseEslinger) reported
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Des Moines, Iowa
The dial-up internet sound followed by the AOL login and playing AOL kid games… the golden days of the interweb. Yeah, I’m old.
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big jessticles
(@thenamesjessee) reported
can’t wait til I can start saying boomer **** like “back in my day there was only MySpace and AOL messenger”
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Frictitious
(@Frictitious) reported
@kerpen I seem to remember everybody in 1993 getting an AOL CD-Rom in the mail to help them get online! Those CDs were so ubiquitous ina few years you could cover your walls with them.
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Gem of Unusual Sizes | Minors DNI🔞
(@unusuallysized) reported
@bug_in_a_cage @TinyTransbian Msn let you steal anyones emotes without paying ridiculous prices, had colour formatting, supported soundbytes, supported backgrounds, and had the **** that made aol famous
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Henri Helvetica 🚀 👨🏾🚀 🇭🇹
(@HenriHelvetica) reported
@Carnage4Life Also wild to see Netscape as the only browser, even as it lost the 1st browser war — IE never showed up. But that was likely why both AOL (made an IE deal) and MSN were near the top at one point, likely driven by IE usage. I was an IE for Mac user at one point! 🤪 (pre Safari)
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cincosechzehn
(@cincosechzehn) reported
@catboypines [trap remix of the old 56k modem AOL login sound]
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Wired Productions
(@WiredP) reported
@NeilDavidB I emailed AOL helpline from the back of those floppy disk ads they use to do, weirdly the email bounced back, can't imagine why. Then I searched for teletext for an emergency helpline, nothing.