AOL Outage Report in Swedesboro, Gloucester County, New Jersey
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The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Swedesboro 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 (85%)
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Internet (8%)
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Total Blackout (7%)
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Wi-fi (1%)
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Live Outage Map Near Swedesboro, Gloucester County, New Jersey
The most recent AOL outage reports came from the following cities: Media and Philadelphia.
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AOL Issues Reports Near Swedesboro, New Jersey
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Swedesboro and nearby locations:
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Marvin Wesby
(@marvgee) reported
from
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
I do Eytan, ever since 1997 when I was in the Navy. If it ain't broke don't fix it. I do also have an Gmail account, but primary is Aol.
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PHILLY LOAD3D
(@CMeLL3T) reported
from
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
This H-O-R-S-E Challenge is Awful you got Trae Young Shootin on a PlaySchool Net the one u need to put sand in the base so it wont fall. Did they ever hear of Wi-Fi the video is 💩must be using Dial-Up AOL. Feelin 1/Done w/this Challenge Experiment just TERRIBLE
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Youthful Optimost
(@vanillaraccoon) reported
from
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
After much mediation and soul searching, I figured out what my New Years resolution for online stuff is... get better at replying to messages on Twitter, Instagram and Discord. I have not seen so many messages not replied to since I checked my AOL in 10th grade...7k email!
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Julian King
(@itsjulianking) reported
from
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
These kids today will never understand what it feels like to be excited to download your music from Limewire, all to hear “AOL Music” or “Black and beats vibe baby” before each song — you didn’t care cause it was free and still blasted on repeat!
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Michael MPH 🇺🇸 ✌🏼
(@PhillyPartTwo) reported
from
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
@aolmail EXCUSE ME where are spam level settings?? There are TOO MANY non-spam emails going into spam. How do I turn down the sensitivity? I am missing IMPORTANT emails, where do I reduce the spam sensitivity?
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Feel.For.You.💔
(@BigBadRoman) reported
from
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
I'm screaming remember AOL skksksosk that shit was such a mess.
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Michael MPH 🇺🇸 ✌🏼
(@PhillyPartTwo) reported
from
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
@AOLSupportHelp Lies. Your spam filter is learning NOTHING. Half of what's in spam are IMPORTANT emails I'm missing. I don't even know WHEN to check spam since you refuse to have an unread mail indicator next to spam. Clearly this isn't a problem you have the brains to solve. Leaving for gmail.
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Now a Matisse fansite
(@kathleenhayn) reported
from
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
@JamieParx I requested a new password and went into my old AOL email so I could get back in. The site sucks so much now
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Neil Stevens
(@presjpolk) reported
@kerpen You are correct, AOL's entry into the September that Never Ended was March 1994.
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larry Press
(@larrypress) reported
Cool. It was kind of sad to see AOL slide off the chart even though I never had an AOL account. I was surprised that Baidu is the only Chinese site, Yandex is on the list, and Xvideo replaced Amazon.
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LlamaPartiet
(@LlamaPartiet) reported
@Grummz It has the same problems as AOL did when it first started, with no way to stop anyone from creating their own chat rooms and spamming the hell out of everyone else's. Some people are making a lot of money off this platform, but I am not one of them.
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Troy Lee Lime
(@TroyLimeishere) reported
from
San Antonio, Texas
@SebGorka @ConradMBlack Verizon the yahoo AOL company so you can login using AOL aim yahoo and iCloud
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Chase Eslinger
(@ChaseEslinger) reported
from
Des Moines, Iowa
The dial-up internet sound followed by the AOL login and playing AOL kid games… the golden days of the interweb. Yeah, I’m old.
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A.K.
(@kach022) reported
@FowlerSchocken Super interesting. I had an aol email for a few years and didn’t realize how bad it was until Gmail.
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Ramsez⠠⠵ Stamper
(@ramsez_codes) reported
@scrumtuous Have you never never head of Netscape? Aol Browser? Netscape was THE browser for techies in the late 90s. Also, 20 years is 2002, so we can't go back to '98 on this one ;) Internet Explorer is the reason we have a lot of the features we have today. Hating on it doesn't help.
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Frictitious
(@Frictitious) reported
@kerpen I seem to remember everybody in 1993 getting an AOL CD-Rom in the mail to help them get online! Those CDs were so ubiquitous ina few years you could cover your walls with them.
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Brittany Kula
(@BobDylansWife) reported
from
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
@RalphusSecurity hah well I do still have my Kent email from my days there in 2006 - 2008 but. someone who was one of the main executives at the #RockHall who we had to treat like a god still having an AOL email is still hilarious to me 😜
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Ken DeRosa
(@kderosa) reported
@kerpen As I recall both AOL and Compuserve had their own dial up service in 93 and at some point permitted users to access the internet through their service, but I believe that wasn’t until 94-95. Windows 95 made accessing the internet directly through MSN much easier.