AOL Outage Report in Chattanooga, Hamilton County, Tennessee
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The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Chattanooga 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 (93%)
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Internet (4%)
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Total Blackout (2%)
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Phone (1%)
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TV (%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Chattanooga, Tennessee
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Chattanooga and nearby locations:
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Joel Becker
(@introvertedone) reported
from
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Today in #GeekHistory 7/1/2009: After being acquired by AOL, the original CompuServe (later rebranded as CompuServe Classic) is shut down
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Craig Johnson
(@cjjohn1974) reported
from
Chattanooga, Tennessee
@AOL worst customer service I have ever received. All my emails deleted and the only way they will help is to sign up for their pay service. Been with them for 20 years +
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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eric
(@ericthelemming) reported
@smilebuttonon of course you are, you’ve never heard of aol instant messenger (aim). not sure what i was thinking.
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HDP
(@HDPbilly) reported
@MarvChadzos @FrankHassleYT AOL chatting ended up with secret service to my house
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r0botdotexe 🤖
(@r0botdotexe) reported
and can someone tell me wtf an “egirl” is? is that like an email with ***s? sorry to sound crass, im new to aol. anyways, back to my warm milk and tv guide. gnite www
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ultra_l0gic
(@UL0gic) reported
@jerrysaltz @redsteeze Wtf is a bot? Bot meant something else to my generation of internet (IRC, botnets, early AOL chat). Now everybody is a bit mmmmm it apparently and I’m not sure what that even means anymore.
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Trembling With Greed
(@JimmyDaGreek76) reported
@1MainCapital Once AOL/TW merged, my friends at AOL would tell stories how the TW side refused to cooperate with the AOL side. Even though there were supposed to be "synergies", they never materialized since the two companies were never integrated. A very ill-conceived merger on the TW side
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jacksparrow1876
(@jacksparrow1876) reported
@intocryptoverse I remember when Sears, blockbuster, gateway, Friendster, MySpace, AOL, Netscape, Yahoo, circuit city, Best Buy, Macy’s, GameStop, Playboy, Walkman, Discman, VHS, DVD, DLP, Plasma, 1080P, 4K, iPod ect were king. Bitcoin is on borrowed time. Slow Network effect, no utility still.
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retro_tech_usa
(@usa_retro) reported
What happened to Mobile Hotspot technology? It used to be pretty good, but now it's as slow as dial-up AOL from 1992. Any good answers? @VZWSupport
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Audra LeNormand
(@AudraLenormand) reported
@AtomCooking @RepAOC You folks are bigger fools than AOL and Don Lemon are if you believe the FEAR factor is all there going to shove down your throught for dont believe anything either of them say. I'm a great grand mother and I sure as hell don't.
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Everett Todd
(@InkstainedFox03) reported
@MouthCrayon @KittenTBritche1 @priceoreason There where plenty of places to get video before YouTube was even an idea. VOIP radio goes back to 1996 at least. AOL had rudimentary streaming that never worked quite right.
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Lindsay
(@Lindsay98320900) reported
@jack Classic overpaying. Kind of like the idiot who bought AOL. Further rationalization will occur and we’ll all find out these are grossly inflated evaluations. The house of cards is coming down. No wonder Jack pays so much to lobbyist to keep the pump and dump going.