AOL Outage Report in Poolville, Parker County, Texas
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Poolville, Texas
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Poolville, Texas 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.
- E-mail (84%)
- Internet (8%)
- Total Blackout (7%)
- Wi-fi (1%)
- Phone (0%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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dyl is celebrating MAYAS IPHONE DAY (@sadcIownhrs) reportedmy mind is just a never ending loop of the aol dial up noise today, in case anyone was wondering how my day is going.
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kate (@kate18158082) reported@nohiraeth Princess Diana stepped down and was divorced. She never monitized her name. She didnβt cut deals with AOL or Microsoft .
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SkyFlowerπ¦π (@purpleindian27) reported@AOL I need help with my email please!!
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Russ Vance (@russvance) reported@haleh_ariana @VivintHome We are with you! @VivintHome has the worst customer experience Iβve ever seen. We have been trying to cancel our service in a house that we havenβt lived in for 6 weeks. My wife has been on with them for over an hour. Still on with them. Itβs like AOL in the 1990s.
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Kris Haight (@HaightNotHate) reported@JtheYoungBear thats why I never got into AOL . Closest number was concord or keene. $$$ All I wanted to do was chat and I was on BBSs still (and later IRC)
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Todd Thurman (@ToddThurman) reported@MrMikeFish Getting a busy signal trying to get on to AOL.
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Your sats belong to me (@Hanakookie1) reported@ReuScherf @nlw Thatβs how all paradigm shifts are. Except this one dilutes itself seriously in the 90βs we didnβt have thousands of information hiways. Just AOL, Netscape, Compuserve and the internet. And no one said they did different things. They were networks. It came down to scaling.
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Allen M. Hopson (@AllenHopson2) reported@tanzinavega Oh, the kids will never know the feeling of having to use memory cards to save data. Forget that autosave feature we all take for granted. And may the powers that be help you if you forgot to save to it. That, and the timeless AOL service. Or classic Solitaire and Minesweeper.
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Isobel Carr (@IsobelCarr) reported@rachelsgrant AOL CDs. Having an answering service bc you couldn't afford a phone line. Pagers.
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πππ πΏππππ πΏππππππ π (@pintoproblem) reported@ClownBasket @the_brumby Well, the recipe is the same, but test team is just still way behind. Classic requirements creep. The service was supposed to be for the at-risk 65+ year olds, so the clients were well understood. They all have aol accounts. Now we are testing clients using fisher price tablets!