AOL Outage Report in Collierville, Shelby County, Tennessee
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Collierville, Tennessee
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Collierville 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 Near Collierville, Tennessee
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Collierville and nearby locations:
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Mary Relling
(@mrelling) reported
from
Memphis, Tennessee
@AOL is aol website down?
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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👹 Icon G 🜏
(@TheRealIconG) reported
@R_M_1152 @HNCHDynamite No it absolutely didn't lmao. The AOL Time Warner Merger happened, and the big suits from AOL didn't want any wrestling on their programming, so they killed WCW. WCW was never close to cancellation before that WWE likes to twist the narrative but they're wrong
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Nelson
(@TheeNelDog) reported
Anyone remember the AOL and AIM days? You’re at a buddies house and he has his AIM up & while buddy is in bathroom you put an away message up for him saying some insane **** that would get you canceled today? The 2000s were nuts man!
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Destany
(@destanyfaith95) reported
@AOLSupportHelp my grandfather is completely locked out of his account and I can’t get help because I don’t have “premium” services. That is absolutely ridiculous that I have to pay to just speak to an agent on the phone to help him get into his account that he is locked out of.
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Mattie LT Marker
(@omracer) reported
@AOLSupportHelp hi there. I'm having issues with a friend of mine with stuck at being able to only see 10k emails per folder when using apple mail on multiple devices, but since app password is not available, we cannot use the export imap server
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Evil Goldblum
(@The1BobbyGene) reported
@paulpepperone @nikoexxtra Wcw? Noooo. Ted Turner ran it like a billionaire (much like Kahn) and when the aol/time Warner merge happened, he lost the entire company. First thing the new owners did was shut it down because of low ratings.
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Im-Unwell Miranda
(@au_jams) reported
I need Chloe to head on down to the AOL Sessions studio and do a lil sum for me
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Sean McKeown
(@SIFUABS) reported
@ahumorlessfem Same as here, SIFUABS. As much fun as it would be to use my own name - I used to be smcke0wn here, because that was the closest I could get to my name on AOL back in 1996 - as long as **** is still ****** up and bullshit, I'm gonna stick with that hashtag/acronym.
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profilrr💐🧨
(@BasiraUmar7) reported
@destanyfaith95 @AOLSupportHelp Talk to @LordHelp07 they helped me when support services wouldn’t help me🥺..
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Sergio Vengeance 🇺🇲🎮🤘
(@SergioVengeance) reported
@Seanthebroken @BackendTsla It is their First Amendment right to censor you on their property. Zeran v. AOL "Lawsuits seeking to hold a service liable for its exercise of a publisher's traditional editorial functions – such as deciding whether to publish, withdraw, postpone or alter content – are barred"
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They Call Me Sean
(@SiliconPlayer) reported
@ThinkingSapien @GeorgeTakei There is, actually, in the law itself. The section of Zeran v. AOL you quote is confusingly worded and bad precedent. Section 230 provides no protection whatsoever to publishers. The New York Times has no 230 protection for content it puts on its website. It enjoys the same 1/5