AOL Outage Report in Pasadena, Harris County, Texas
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AOL (America Online) is an internet portal as well as an internet service provider. As an ISP, AOL offers dial up internet through its AOL Advantage plans.
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The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.
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E-mail (96%)
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Internet (2%)
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Total Blackout (2%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Pasadena, Texas
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Pasadena and nearby locations:
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DeSwanDaQuarterBlack
(@swanlakelibra) reported
from
Houston, Texas
Once you stop using AOL, it will get even better, no more slow signal. @dustinbennett76
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david
(@dgnzlsss) reported
from
Houston, Texas
I remember a while back some broad called me a “lame sir” me now: excuse me dumb *** but I made 40,000 in 5 weeks came home got a house, paid my car off, took a bad ass vacation, bought aol kinda stuff & still sitting on $, while your gonna be drowning in debt from school 😂🖕🏽🤪
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Jolié like Angelina👄𓋹🇩🇪🍫🦄
(@ChocolateMilf) reported
from
Houston, Texas
She was previously snail mailing us shit. Today she sent out the info for our next reunion and it says that since email is our main form of communication, anyone who wants an update needs an email address and can get a free one on MSN or AOL 🧐
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Rib Hickslur
(@hickslur) reported
from
Houston, Texas
@ziyanm_ You probably werent around when AOL bad jokes were forwarded around from old people. All day long and you'd simply get the same **** 10 times
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Zingamomma 🎶☕️
(@tubawidow) reported
from
Houston, Texas
@joncoopertweets @AOL They never said he didn’t do it. 🤔
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andyzipp 🇺🇦 🥃
(@andyzipp) reported
from
Houston, Texas
@OrangeFire_ @LetsGet2TheShow I think there was some issue with their conference call service. And two of them were on AOL, so they missed the email.
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gregg diggs
(@greggdiggs5) reported
from
Houston, Texas
@MicahCritt @Dynamite_Will We are still paying for a Debt WE Never OWED!! When the value of Citizenship is not same for every citizen the Value of that country is ZERO! America chastises China & Other countries, but USA don’t count!BLM is equal to AOL (any other Life)
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Chris Cloman 🕴🏾
(@CoachCloman) reported
from
Houston, Texas
🤣 AOL use to be sooo slow
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Cody Banks
(@WheresCodyBanks) reported
from
Houston, Texas
I was running plays scamming across Beyonce’s internet when negros was using AOL dial up disc to watch porn. Stop playing with me stupid. 👨🏾💻
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Henny Admiral
(@_ChardonnayPapi) reported
from
Houston, Texas
Just had to teach an employee what AOL was... welp it’s all over... @AARP send me my damn magazine.
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poserDAD
(@poser_dad) reported
from
Houston, Texas
@shidonichan AOL dial tones , Cartoon Network games, and porn
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Wolvorine
(@Wolv0rine) reported
@Ty_in_TX @TEWFuller @DaddyWarpig I was never on AOL, but I *was* on an early Commodore 64 paid service called QuantumLink (QLink) in the mid-1980s. In 1989, after ups & downs (& having come out with versions for other platforms like the PC), Quantum changed its service name to America Online.
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Atanas Entchev
(@atanas) reported
@Geo__Don In 1994 I had all three -- AOL, CompuServe, Prodigy. I remember AOL charged $0.05 to send an email outside of the service. I eventually dropped Prodigy and CompuServe, kept AOL for old time's sake (or so I thought). Apparently not.
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fullname
(@IDCCCCCCC14) reported
Just tried login into my @AOL email and it seems as if Aol took it upon themselves to delete my account. Called customer service and they couldn’t help either. This the only email platform that has done this. Pieces of ****. **** AOL.
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🎨🖌
(@LanikaNatash) reported
@AOLSupportHelp is there anyway I can login back into a deactivated account ?
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officebob
(@OfficeBob) reported
Yesterday’s wifi extender install caused failures of smart TVs but with a simple account update fix on the main TV, everything is now connected and I can head home knowing my parents are back up and running. If only they weren’t using AOL…
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geographile
(@geographile) reported
Just pulled something off Twitter to send to my kid in discord, checked in on local homeschool chat on signal, and forwarded something from gchat to sms with copy/paste. I don't have AOL, irc, or icq anymore though.
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Captain Crypto
(@RealCaptNcrypto) reported
@Talisman042 I think that if they do not do something fast they will end up becoming the AOL and Nokia of the cryptospace, due to the high gas fees they are losing support on a daily basis and the more developers that switch to Rust(solana code) the more business Eth will lose & not recover.
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Will A. Martinez
(@ASocraticknight) reported
@abdool055 There are websites on how to hack into a instagram account. It's why I put little personal info in my social media acconts now. Some of the recovery experts might be spies who messaged that an account was hacked. Aol warned me of fake account hacking Aol emergency emails.
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nico🐰 hot & (un)bothered era
(@mestizhoee) reported
@Imxpct pls i hear all these old ppl say **** like "i met my husband of 15 years on aol. i first started talking to him in 1999 and only talked to him through email for 5 years."
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BS Labs (Devoid)
(@BSLabs6) reported
@Infosec_Taylor @AlyssaM_InfoSec Before they were AOL, they were Quantum Computer Services. They had an "online" service called Quantum Link, which was initially a C-64 (and C-128) specific service. Before that they were (I think) the first subscription game download service - for the Atari 2600!