AOL outages and service status in Boston, England
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Boston, England
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Mike a.k.a Docmorales24 (@Docmorales24) reported@Young_matt_teen I understand completely. Plenty of us have had someone disrespect us through AOL instant messenger. I've gotten disrespectal messages playing Dhalsim today. Calling me an ape, retard, etc. I can't be bothered to take it seriously. They aren't bringing money to my bank account.
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Fonda (@DragonslairDesi) reported@2much2do56 @facebook Same here - they have all of us on a tech loop, you end at start again every time; I worked for aol tech support years ago, this is the playbook to a "T"
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мj JocD (@mjbrr669) reported@AOL Wtf is this that sound hot but still I can't think of it clearly..
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James Farmer (@InnerNews) reportedWhy @BankofAmerica has a PR problem when it appears they treat their customers as the criminals & not the only reason why they exist. Examples of other companies with this mentality were Kmart, AOL, Blockbuster, Woolworth, & more. Unfortunately tech/society changes also hurt good companies.
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ur mom (@squigme) reportedi have SO MANY of these from all these middle-aged boomer women from AOL and work email addresses. these people shouldve been working and instead they were sending a highschool kid (and each other) these awful chain letters lmao
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Mary Loedding 🇺🇸 🇮🇱 (@MaryandBessie) reported@Soaringeagle45 19 out of 20...I never had an AOL address
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Primecrew (@primecrew) reported@lady_valor_07 Also worked at AOL. I'll never forget there scripting language for ART files. I worked in the Industry Connection Staff
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GunterJPN (@GunterJPN) reported@EscapedORforFL @Sadie_NC No. AOL provided the service of the internet. They _were_ the ISP. You used your existing phone line via a modem. AOL wasn’t even the only one doing this. I used Delphi the same way.
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Jo (She\Her) (@jmckay2508) reported@DrDinoCarricco @lady_valor_07 In Canada AOL wasn't really a thing? I worked for an OEM building clones, in order to get the OS system support from Microsoft you HAD to have an msn email but even they had Yahoo back up emails hahahaha and support was via the phone. It was always a running joke
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⚫️ (@quibbler) reported@JDelpine @RealDonKeith (This was actually one of my favorite little hacks that I figured out and never told anyone because I never wanted it shut down. I loved the irony, plus what security auditor is going to aggro on an AOL install?)🤐