AOL Outage Report in Brigg, North Lincolnshire, England
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E-mail (92%)
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Internet (4%)
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Total Blackout (3%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Brigg, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Brigg and nearby locations:
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Matt
(@MattTakeTwo) reported
from
Blyton, England
@Mattisamazing33 Only 3 I've never done. Although if MSN account in lieu of AOL, that's 2
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Doreen
(@dauhreen) reported
Sucks to wake up in pain. Aol
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Taha Harmache 🇺🇸 5 star Delta Force General.
(@HarmacheT) reported
AOL never took over Bill Gates company. Steve jobs died to AOL corruption.
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Tacticus
(@TVenditor) reported
@benedictevans Yes? That doesn't imply people didn't see the potential of the internet or whatever you think. Again, growth exploded throughout the decade as prices came down and speeds improved. AOL had 0.2m subs in 1992; 0.9m in 1994; 6m in 1996; and 12.5m in 1998. People loved the internet.
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Okasha [TTV]
(@HoekageOkasha) reported
Literally explained to aol my issue and told them BSG is saying they are blocked for some spam thing and that my mail provider is the reason and aol wants me to pay for a tech I asked what would the tech do that I need to pay for a "premium service"
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Okasha [TTV]
(@HoekageOkasha) reported
@bstategames @AOL Literally explained to aol my issue and told them BSG is saying they are blocked for some spam thing and that my mail provider is the reason and aol wants me to pay for a tech I asked what would the tech do that I need to pay for a "premium service"
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🧤ExtraGloves🧤
(@ExtraGloves83) reported
If Twitter became old AOL song lyric depressing away messages the world would be better off. "Sleep will not come to this tired body now Peace will not come to this lonely heart" "do we need to call for help?" "no I just. Love the smashing pumpkins." #smashingpumpkins #aol
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ADA whale
(@cardano_whale) reported
Crypto L1s must come to terms with the fact they’re destined to be something running in the background (a protocol) and not a marketable product in and of itself. Those that don’t take heed of this may be destined to live through a (very) scaled down version of AOL in the 1990s
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Hamid عبد الحميد سرحان
(@hamid) reported
@LostVikingShip @liron @benedictevans And bear in mind in 1996 AOL was still charging an *hourly fee*. So forget the $19 a month, people were paying huge amounts for access. Use cases were never a barrier for internet adoption for consumers. The cost and speed were the issue.
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liz (they/she)
(@TwoLemonades) reported
Every time I go to do a tweet that is like, "Being gay rules," I remember the time that my dad told me I had to tone down the gayness of my AOL profile when I was 14. Hold on, Little Liz. You'll get so much gayer AND more online.
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REL
(@kxngREL) reported
@arg_imma_pirate Think it was 7 and they **** went to collections. I didn’t know AOL/AIM messages counted as text messages after I reached my plan’s limit.