AOL Outage Report in Grantham, Lincolnshire, 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 (95%)
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Internet (3%)
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Total Blackout (1%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Grantham, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Grantham and nearby locations:
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Karen Powley
(@karen_powley) reported
from
Melton Mowbray, England
@AOLSupportHelp Hi - I’m not getting email - saying password isn’t there... it is and I input it again - but still not working - on uk
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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EJ Passeos
(@ejpasseos) reported
AOL and Outlook mail are far better than slow Yahoo.
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SuperNerdLand is a Cute Snake
(@SuperNerdLand) reported
You know someone is a boomer when they send pictures to support with an iPhone but via AOL Mail lol
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Kevin R
(@KevR75) reported
@BecMcGee Back in the AOL chatroom days, there was a bunch of us from a local chatroom that would hang out, clubs, bars, beach and whatever else sounded fun.
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Tyler Hughs
(@TylerHughs) reported
In the early days of the internet, in a "room" on AOL, some newb asked what LOL meant. I jokingly said LOG OFF LOSER. Then they suddenly logged off. I've often worried that person left the internet and never came back. Maybe my careless cruelty did them a favor.
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Horace Van der Graafer
(@CaptFamous) reported
@itsbaberuth Running a separate dial up login to AOL just to download emails
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Mark Cuban
(@mcuban) reported
@AriDavidPaul AOL was a closed network. By definition you had to pay to join, that makes a network effect very difficult. They were just big. Netscape is a better example. They got beat, but their network effect helped move the Internet towards ubiquity
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mountainmama
(@LisaCarterMT) reported
@azeem Free AOL floppy at the grocery store and dial up service that made your phone ring busy.
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Joe Mills 🇺🇸
(@_JoeMills_) reported
@azeem @theycallmebreno That was an AOL thing. They dumbed the internet down for the masses.
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Alex
(@MetalHaze) reported
In case you’re curious. It takes about 11 years before web browsers and web services stop supporting your computer. (Currently updating my father-in-law’s MacBook Pro from Yosemite to High Sierra because Chrome and AOL dot com no longer support Yosemite.)
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Balmore
(@balmayne_) reported
I was talking to a claims agent for my dad and the guy asked what’s a good email I gave him my AOL cause that’s the burner email foo said “aol? Oh wow.” Wtf