AOL Outage Report in Jeffersonville, Clark County, Indiana
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Jeffersonville, Indiana
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Jeffersonville 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 (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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TV (1%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Jeffersonville, Indiana
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Jeffersonville and nearby locations:
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Eric Zollman 🆘️
(@DeusExRequiem) reported
from
New Albany, Indiana
I have ATT fiber in my house and its the slowest most garbage internet service I've had. Goes as slow as AOL. I miss @GetSpectrum
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Peg Lyons
(@pegster218) reported
from
Heritage Creek, Kentucky
@favabean7 @AOL And he just proved my point. He lied about something easily proven.He just can’t help himself. He’s a pathological liar.
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Craig Calef
(@craigcalef) reported
**** it we're going back to AOL Instant Messenger Away Messages just like @jack intended
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Chris-Tofurkey Glass
(@TheChrisGlass) reported
@thatpetewoods Growing up, I was fascinated seeing how AOL, Yahoo, and other tech giants could fail. Especially when they seemed like they had it all. Now I see.
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Raider Up
(@JMart27782478) reported
@daddyhope @elonmusk He's an idiot that has millions to throw away when Twitter inevitably dies like AOL.
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Keepapitchinin
(@Keepapitchinin) reported
@DavidDGolding Tried to create an account yesterday to try it out, but they never sent the email with confirmation instructions. Tried changing to alternate email in case AOL was the problem; they kept saying the address had been changed, but they didn't send it to the gmail addy either.
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insufficient data 😷F💉M💉M💉M💉
(@d1876o88) reported
@davewiner Everyone behaves like the current thing everyone uses is too big to fail. Bullshit. Microsoft, although dominant, is nothing like they were in the 90s. Many people don't remember AOL. Zuck is quickly killing FB. Everything dies and is replaced. Everything. Including Twitter.
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KLoves
(@KLovesSwimming) reported
@celestial_bean_ @RulesAmsterdam @B52Malmet AOL was never going to go away, until it did. MySpace is where everyone went, until they didn’t. Twitter, too, shall pass. Just leave the site. The sooner everyone reasonable does, the sooner your vital info is found somewhere more dependable.
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Jess Birken 🐌
(@JessBirken) reported
@NickJRishwain That's dead on. Right up there with never work for a lawyer using a Gmail, Hotmail or (God forbid) AOL email address
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andrew lawson
(@andyl14) reported
@AOL why can’t generate third party passwords very poor !
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Buck Swope
(@buckswope) reported
I canceled accounts on behalf of clients from multiple providers today 11/1/2022...AOL has cleaned it up...Nextiva not so much Total time to cancel via phone: AOL: 30min Nextiva: 90min I had nothing but a credit card statement for AOL. I was a full admin for Nextiva.
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Mike's One of Millions
(@MikeOfManyMikes) reported
@jewelsjml @aolmail @AOL Likewise. They're not about making money, they're about terrorizing because, what are we going to do about it? If they were about making money, they'd be advertising a paid mail service.