AOL Outage Report in Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, 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 (89%)
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Internet (5%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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Wi-fi (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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12.38
(@SVINTSPXNCE) reported
“Do you know how expensive AOL is?” Alright Fear Street, I may not know but that line made me feel old as ****
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TT..✨
(@justask_tyra) reported
When I was younger I hated being a tall. Like I was really taller than most boys in elementary & middle school. One day I went on AOL msg board & asked “How can I make myself shorter?”..someone replied “Strap a bomb to your knees.Problem solved.” That **** shook my..(1/2)
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Glenn Rubenstein
(@GlennRubenstein) reported
@pierogiwitch @AFinalBoy @beenotbea If he was stealing AOL it would’ve been a login — this was still 2 years before America On-Line introduced flat rate plans and you paid like $4 per that you used on the service, plus whatever charges to dial in if there wasn’t a local node.
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯
(@messsolitude) reported
My mind can’t compute that AOL already had IMing in 1994, a year after they started their service, lol. I personally got my first email and used the internet at home in 1997, lol. #FearStreet1994
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Jonathan
(@GI_Jon0131) reported
@stillgray @ArizonaDMK AOL was the peak fun times for Trojans for myself.. Would download a “pr0g” to annoy a chat room with ASCII pics of like flipping the bird but in reality.. Nothing like being 13 and downloading them and watching your Dad lose his mind trying to remove the damn thing
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Iain (Rae) Lennox 👨🏻💻
(@iainsnotes) reported
@DynamicWebPaige @netflix AOL on an Amiga 2000, or a Garbage song that wasn’t released until a full year later. It’s full of issues
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stevie 🏄🏻♀️
(@gryffindope) reported
aol decided to kick me out of my account and since I just changed my phone number, I can’t get back in! And apparently they won’t help anyone with password help unless they pay!!! and that’s the email that I need to get back into my laptop in two weeks.
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Chloe
(@Chloe88217463) reported
@AOLSupportHelp Hi, still doesn't recognise my email or password, it was a long time ago when I created this account so I dont know my old mobile phone number or my password...help
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LA 3D Printer Repair
(@la3dpr) reported
@Foone AOL chat rooms did not, AIM did way later on, and was the first mainstream instant messenger to support it that I’m aware of, but some slate article says MSN messenger (lol) had it in 1999.
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Glenn Rubenstein
(@GlennRubenstein) reported
@pierogiwitch @AFinalBoy @beenotbea If he was stealing AOL it would’ve been a login for a screen name or master account — this was ~2 years before America On-Line introduced flat rate and you paid $3.50 per hour that you used on the service, plus any charges to dial-in if it wasn’t local.