AOL Outage Report in Georgetown, Williamson County, Texas
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The latest reports from users having issues in Georgetown come from postal codes 78628.
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E-mailProblems in the last 24 hours in Georgetown, Texas
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Georgetown 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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Live Outage Map Near Georgetown, Williamson County, Texas
The most recent AOL outage reports came from the following cities: Georgetown and Leander.
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Sophie 🌺
(@SophLevesque93) reported
Hi there @aolmail my Dad can’t access his email account as we think he’s been hacked. As the recovery email is not one he uses nor has he ever used. He needs access to this as he has his oncology appointment sent there. Please help!
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Beloved _ judith
(@JudithBeloved) reported
@SophLevesque93 @aolmail Don’t panic, I had same issue but with the help of Hackerreedex on WhatsApp, I got my issue resolved. Message him on WhatsApp for help ±1 (707) 706-3578
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👑🆘Ms Former Beltway Resident Grant-Blackwell♊️♋
(@ThyGeekGoddess) reported
@CREWcrew Dishonorable discharges don't get severance pay. Crimes this big get PRISON TIME and really bad punishments. He was warned repeatedly by millions, right here on Twitter. How many were on AOL when he tried in Y2K? Nerdbashing jerk
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Steve Connolly
(@Chip192203) reported
Apparently AOL does not want me sending e-mail this morning. 3 attempts to multikple addresses have failed with: There was a problem saving the message. Please try again later. (EC-4008). Of course AOL will blame some other outfit for the problem. Anyone else having issues?
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Colin
(@radiocolin) reported
@harrymccracken I’m still angry about the day I came home from school and just wanted to watch a rerun of Call For Help and TechTV was just breathlessly covering the AOL merger press conference
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John Q. Public
(@JohnDoeOU812) reported
Optimum / Altice whatever running this morning just a step above dial-up. The free AOL diskettes are laughing. I realize some of you never had the pleasure of dial up.
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Steve Connolly
(@Chip192203) reported
....and yet again AOL quality stands strong....yeah right: There was a problem saving the message. Please try again later. (EC-4008). Can only hope sale away from Verizon improves service.
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Sunami Capital
(@SunamiCapital) reported
A few years ago, broadband/telco companies raced to buy media assets, believing "Content is King". Now we're seeing a rapid reversal: - Verizon selling Yahoo/AOL brands - AT&T contributing a huge part of WarnerMedia to a JV with Discovery Bad strategy or bad targets? $T $VZ
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Anthony Giorgio
(@a_giorgio) reported
@Carnage4Life Heck, AOL/Time-Warner never made any sense. How much money was wasted on these "synergies"?
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Steve Smith
(@stgsmith) reported
@AdamHartley43 @matteoianni @MichaelaArouet Yup. The few wildly successful names like Amzn saw ridiculous drawdowns that took over a decade to claw back from-- many more like QCOM took two decades. God help you if you bought something like AOL, which was the clear and far away "internet" leader at the time.