AOL Outage Report in Laurel, Jones County, Mississippi
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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 Laurel 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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Phone (%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Donald Newell
(@donaldknewell) reported
@jbarro AOL, Huffpost, and Yahoo, along with a couple other properties were bought at a time when Verizon was telling itself it had ads, subscription and product strategy. Most properties were on a steady downhill slope. Bundling them into a new division called Verizon Media didn’t help
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MJL62
(@mjl62) reported
@AOL Your new .@Android app build is quite awful. Please address the issues that people have brought up.
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Total Convert
(@Hanakookie1) reported
@Jermeh8 @AwyeeDeaterBob Google took the lead bc you didn’t have to pay to use it. Netscape and AOL you had to pay for it. Plus it was simple. Didn’t need to go thru the Yahoo stuff. Most ppl don’t know. AOL and Netscape were not the internet. They were shiternets that built out bc the internet was slow
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zellish
(@zellishrows) reported
I’ve had the same aol email address for 20 years because I’m a lazy bastard. They’ve moved over to an app now that emails me adverts. I now have to change my email address on EVERYTHING. This will be a mammoth task. Hang on....did I create my Twitter account with it? ****.
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Daniel Hammer
(@DanSHammer) reported
@akakarenwilson When my fam got aol in 96 and I loaded the entertainment/theatre channel for the first time, the marquee of Big was the first internet image I watched slow-load.
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Shannon Gould Bersch 🥓🍔🍟
(@IDSCookie78) reported
@OctopusCaveman Wtf? I guess I got lucky. I was married for over 13 years to a guy I met on AOL. I met my current husband on a dating app in 2014.
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Celtic Byrd
(@celtic_byrd) reported
@aolmail How can it be a known issue when I spent 3 hrs with 2 techs who both did the same steps over and over & didn’t fix it. THEY obviously didn’t know it was a known issue or I could have saved myself 2 hrs and 55 minutes if they’d told me
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Rob M
(@Bromodrosis) reported
@darykjozef Over 10 years?? Sheeeeeeeit. I've had AOL bills bigger than my tuition for the quarter. I cut my teeth on USENET before viral meant anything outside of a lab. I paid for my first browser. Y'all get ******** off my lawn.
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Ben Royce SOCIETY2 decentralizedsocialmedia 💎🦋💎
(@accretionist) reported
@TheHouseThatCr1 @d7b @AlexSaundersAU i understand the network effect. that's why we're all still using aol, copper telephone lines, and riding trains instead of cars the network effect is an effect. it has an influence. it isn't a law of nature that decides everything
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TV Grim Reaper
(@TVGrimReaper) reported
@Aquinas82nd AOL was great at marketing / adding profitable subscribers & solving the technical issues associated with rapid growth. It was also berry, berry good to me. Then it decided "content was king" and wasted its equity buying Time Warner. Luckily, I was long gone, in every way.