AOL Outage Report in Niceville, Okaloosa County, Florida
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Niceville, Florida
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Niceville and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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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 (84%)
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Internet (8%)
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Total Blackout (7%)
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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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barry #VetsResist VA_PTSD_Info
(@chillybt) reported
And I should be clobbered for even considering contacting @AskSpectrum A very stupid decision on my part. Their tech support personnel are outsourced & incompetent, with the tech knowledge of an AOL chat monitor circa 1997
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David Kyle
(@DavidKyle) reported
@realjohnmonarch I was on Prodigy in high school, which was pre-AOL, and they charged chat by the hour. Parents were not happy with the first bill. I lived for free chat weekends. Was on a lot of local BBSs during that time as well. AOL IM was basically my social network during college.
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FigFred
(@BCM_BigFred) reported
@PrimeDidact i lost my **** laughing! wtf @Sony WTF! The people who run @Sony now are the equivalent of Turner execs during the AOL merger.
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Wilson
(@CapitalLearn) reported
@michael_saylor Check the og thread you replied to. The poster you commented to pointed out gas fees as a problem (see meme he posted) when it clearly isn’t. Now to your point. Yes. bitcoin is like AOL in the fact that it is the first mainstream application of this new technology. ETH is next
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Stacy Klaus
(@TheKnittingNest) reported
@ktb38 I have a theory. Sounds like you’re just trying to stir up ****. I don’t understand why unless you’re just still pissed about the whole thing. Things change. Thank god we’re not all still using dial up and AOL. Sometimes moving forward sucks.
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barry #VetsResist VA_PTSD_Info
(@chillybt) reported
And I should be clobbered for even considering contacting @Ask_Spectrum A very stupid decision on my part. Their tech support personnel are outsourced & incompetent, with the tech knowledge of an AOL chat monitor circa 1997
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Raven Silverwolf
(@RavenSilverwol1) reported
2 hours on the phone, with AOL, trying to fix my email problems. Finally everything is working. I had over 500 emails. Spent another hour deleting junk
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Barbara K. Janik
(@BarbaraKJanik) reported
@KatiePe29866702 Lol on AOL. And book sales are slow. But I am finally starting to reach out to media. Sales should pick up after I get some coverage. I will also be working on some paid advertising soon. I have a lot of work ahead of me, but I feel like things are moving in a positive direction.
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Paul Skinner
(@paulsk1) reported
@AOLSupportHelp hello I’m having trouble resetting my password
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Jonathan
(@chaorenfengzi) reported
@KerriganTrades Btc = AOL, hbar = Google. They need to decentralize to allow non-counsel members to host nodes or sign on visa, mc, Amex, union pay to use their network or develop a PayPal type app that uses a prepackaged IOT operating system so you can buy anything day 1 and nodes bank the fees