AOL Outage Report in Haddenham, Cambridgeshire, England
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E-mail (96%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Haddenham, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Haddenham and nearby locations:
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Maltmeister
(@Maltmeister2) reported
from
Newmarket, England
CONTACTING AOL in the UK Does anyone know a land line number in the UK to speak to a bid at AOL. Having a bit of trouble with my emails....... 😖 (Thanks !)
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Erin Wert
(@erinwert) reported
@ashleylynch @laynemorgan But that’s what I’m saying, it’s not… it’s not a service or platform in itself. By focusing on the protocol itself it’s missing what’s actually missing… no one said email won’t work because it’s too decentralized. They talked about why gmail is better than aol or outlook.
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B Keyport (What the Flok!)
(@bkey1970) reported
@NicoTomacelli I never had AOL.
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dara faye
(@darafaye) reported
me: i hate socializing. also me: you can find me on twitter, tiktok, instagram, youtube, signal, post, discord, snapchat, tumblr, myspace, livejournal, napster, aim, geocities, roblox, minecraft, reddit, apple forums, limewire, aol chat rooms, my own house…
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richard thouron
(@richardthouron) reported
@KennethTuran @JamesStewartNYT maybe tied for worst with the time warner/aol debacle.
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Kim (she/her) 📖📺🎧🎬
(@kimguernsey) reported
I feel like this is prime time for someone to just revive or reinvent MySpace or AOL chatrooms/AIM because as a nostalgic millennial, I want to seek familiarity, but I also still want to talk about random crap with strangers like on Twitter
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David Hoskins
(@LaborsDJ) reported
@AOLSupportHelp @AOL I want to understand how it is that you can let someone hack my old account that I don't use any more, add an authenticator app so they can keep changing the password, and I have to pay for a premium service to fix it per your rep at (800) 575-5213.
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necksnappa
(@necksnappa) reported
@3YearLetterman @elonmusk Guess you never heard of MySpace. Or AOL.
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Erin Monday
(@ErinMondays) reported
@mcuban Some of us were in old school AOL chat rooms seeing some weird *** crap at 13. Noone knew any better back then and of us turned out ok. Sort of. Except that Martin Shrekli guy. He killed everyone at the bank (in. MUD). Future proves past, I guess. #AgeOfInnocence
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bender
(@0xBender) reported
@_AeroStones_ yes, the same way you can believe that the internet is the future while thinking AOL or Netscape are bad products of it
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Eve Fairbanks
(@evefairbanks) reported
@JamesSurowiecki I remember when I got AOL on my Dell in 1994 and put my mom in some chat rooms. She loved them, she said, fundamentally because “you can just say crazy things you would never want to say in a *real* room with *real* people.” I think about that a lot