AOL Outage Report in Jeffersonville, Clark County, Indiana
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E-mail (96%)
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Total Blackout (2%)
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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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Casey Crawley™
(@CreepingItRe4L) reported
from
Jeffersonville, Indiana
@clawson2987 @AOL Damn, i did.
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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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яy̷a̶ишa̶d̵e̸R̸u̶e̶h̵l̶ёи🚩🏴
(@RyanWadeRuehlen) reported
@vuzhmusic Never used it, I did however use myspace and before that AOL hahaha. But we didn’t have to rely on that for damn near all social experience 😿
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Hugh Campbell #maskup #getvaccinated
(@hueythewookiee) reported
@kyliebytes It was bad way back in the Prodigy/AOL days too. I feel the pain and struggle having lived it a long time ago at in a world 2800bps dail-up away...
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J E R E M Y 🏳️⚧️🏴☠️
(@TetraTheDoggo) reported
Brain buffering so hard call that **** AOL startup
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Michael Fourre
(@the_m4a) reported
@zarchasmpgmr @CarmenCrincoli Would that make a difference in connecting to remote-side modems? I don't know enough about that... local (in-state, diff area code) MSN numbers, fail to connect. local AoL number (IIRC - free CD was 1-800, but you'd get referred to local) and cross-country MSN, connect.
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YouCleanItUp
(@YouCleanItUp1) reported
Back in the day one of my friends convinced AOL to send us a shitload of their "free trial" floppy disks, and we never had to buy floppy disks ever again. This was the ultimate lifehack in the early 90's.
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Aztek👨🏾💻
(@AztekXYZ) reported
@varcharr Had a customer in 2015ish tell me he couldn’t get on the internet anymore. After about 15 minutes of deciphering his request, turns out he accidentally deleted the AOL shortcut from his desktop. He was not aware of other browsers on his computer. AOL WAS the internet for him.
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Hugues de Balzac 🏴☠️🧢
(@HuguesDeBalzac) reported
@BlateWald That old chestnut... I've very used the internet with anonymity since 1990ish. Not about to start now. Actually all those n00bs who came online post 2005 have effectively ruined it or even those AOL free cd ones. They were the worst.
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Sean Eggman
(@sean_eggman) reported
Can anyone tell me how AOL advertisers have got my info that I got my mother the vaccine when I never filled out any of the special survey stuff they gave me at the site? I am inundated with spam on vaccine surveys now.
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AIDA RE-L
(@aidapsibr) reported
@the_m4a @CarmenCrincoli Lol Literally could have been my mom, I remember at least 5 calls like that. Our 56k modem was on old phone lines only capable of 28.8kbps and MSN had several flags we had to set to get the connection to establish whereas AOL worked but was stupid expensive.
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Alex Rudloff
(@alexrudloff) reported
@jmitch @sxsw Pretty clear trademark issue. If they don’t enforce it they risk losing it. And if you don’t transfer it, they’ll likely take it via icann. We did it routinely at aol and ted, and Twitter went after me for twitterholic back in the day for the same.