AOL Outage Report in Mount Airy, Carroll County, Maryland
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AOL (America Online) is an internet portal as well as an internet service provider. As an ISP, AOL offers dial up internet through its AOL Advantage plans.
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The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Mount Airy 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 (94%)
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Internet (4%)
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Total Blackout (1%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Not Financial Advice
(@CJ_NFA) reported
@AlarisV I'm not surprised... I remember 1996 and computers had very slow processors, usually around 100 MHz. Just a few years later when I was working for AOL... Circa 2000... They were 10X faster. 😬
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Arkon Asinorum
(@0xarkonviox) reported
@xyztoni I see ppl mention AOL. In the 1990s it has all aspects of a social network, a messenger, chatrooms, and more. If that counts then AOL for me. Back in the day you had to have their App and service for that. Stuff like that couldn't run in a browser without Java applets
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💜💜Dronez 💜💜
(@DrDronezChannel) reported
@Scopique Hayes, Xircom, PC TEL... I could go on and on, but I also did tech support for AOL back in '96-'98. Still stand by USR being the best... Hayes a close second.
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👑🆘Ms Former Beltway Resident Grant-Blackwell♊️♋
(@ThyGeekGoddess) reported
@PalmerReport They’ve been garbage ever since AOL dummied it down, when Snowden was their “October Surprise” over industry standard troubleshooting software. We used Prism in the mid 90s and we were told to watch out for bogus calls from Orange Caligula. Too many clients just called to bully
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Adam EdUBudgie as root
(@adam_hoca) reported
@TechTickles I definitely loved my $229 emachines from best buy subsidized by a pinky promise to use aol which I used for a month and then cancelled...upgraded memory and replaced ME with XP and it was good to go for a while afterwards...but nope, I never did their upgrade
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Bad News Da Chief Rocka🧊🥶☝🏿💀🔪WWKND
(@5Deuce4Tre7) reported
Discovery WarnerMedia managed to top AOL Time Warner as the worst corporate merger in the last 30 years. Destroyed goodwill & intellectual properties trying to save money.
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Chris Buchignani
(@buchignani) reported
@Linebacker_U @PennStateFball @GoPSUsports Dialup AOL was slow, yes, but it worked. Let’s not sully its good name by comparing it to gameday service in and around Beaver Stadium.
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The Man, The Myth, The Legend
(@SixtySecDragon) reported
@BadLegalTakes I green up an employee of Wendy’s and now serve AOL? Damn. I need to move. Does AOL do anything?
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Graham Reid 🚀
(@GrahamOfLegend) reported
@DirtyBilgeRat @myspacetom Coming from Jamaica, we never used / really knew anything about AOL lol. It was all about MSN Messenger haha. (Had to even Google what "keywords" were just now)
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FroggyJS
(@shaun_haney) reported
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South Hill Palisade Mobile Home Park, Washington
@GrahamTheDev @ImZackAdams They actually make horrible coasters. Back when they said AOL on them, I would insist they'd get better at being coasters with practice.