AOL Outage Report in Corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas
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The latest reports from users having issues in Corpus Christi come from postal codes 78418.
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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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Live Outage Map Near Corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas
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AOL Issues Reports Near Corpus Christi, Texas
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Corpus Christi and nearby locations:
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Tio Bruce 🎸 🌻
(@bruce4nv) reported
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Corpus Christi, Texas
@gina_goldberg @Ej38324490Ej @wvEsquiress Never had myspace or a. AOL address
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Paul 🎳
(@pb_317) reported
@crsofr I remember thinking keywords were dumb. Just type in the URL, heh. I also 'hacked' free internet from bluelight. It was KMart's version of aol, but you needed to have an ad server on your screen at all times or it would shut down.
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Mary C
(@MaryC102371) reported
@PeterAnthony96 @bjsgarda317 Apparently AOL can be this stupid, as are the folks who elected her. And Good Lord.
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Deus Rhyme
(@DeusRhyme) reported
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epiphany (jin demo ver.) ⁷
(@sowoozoojoon) reported
I’ve been on this here internet since I was 16. I was 16 in 1999. I stayed in my lane in fandom spaces. I was in AOL chats when I was 17. Did I lie about my age? No. Never. Did I know better? Of course. But times were different. I still stayed in my lane.
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shidney prescott✨
(@LordQueer) reported
@MMortemm Had free AOL for years, every time we called to cancel they would ask if we wanted more free months. Yes! Dial up until we couldn’t take it anymore and my mama needed her phone line back.
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EXPAND SCOTUS NOW!
(@1PercenterHater) reported
I have a AOL email account, yea, I'm that old, shut up. They just offered a way to retrieve deleted emails. A.O. ******* L can find away to get back deleted stuff, how is anyone going to tell me that the Secret Service world, known for cyber ****, can't recover texts? **** THAT!
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sudo food 〓〓
(@int32767) reported
@AndyWoodturner I'm willing to wager the BTinternet address will remain live for a couple of years. Their email service is as useless as everything else. At least from now on your emails won't be rejected by AOL or Apple customers. (Kettle.. Black)
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☆ skaldi ☆
(@Blaq_Unicorn) reported
i learned to RP in AOL chat rooms, the wild west of the internet. the frontier village. a lawless place with absolutely nothing standing between 12 year olds and the nastiest **** imaginable.
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Alberto Quiñones de Restrepo
(@RBALBERTOT) reported
Ill never forgive @AOL for denying me access to my email. 😤 @AOLSupportHelp
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Leo Zhadanovsky
(@leozh) reported
@kyraocean In 1993, I got a computer with a modem and a CompuServ account my parents had signed up for. I discovered IRC and was chatting with people around the world, playing Doom, browsing BBSs. Later on, I got free AOL accounts, never actually paid for one — and messed around with …