AOL Outage Report in Porter, Montgomery County, Texas
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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 (2%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Porter, Texas
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Porter and nearby locations:
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China Rickell
(@ChinaRickell) reported
from
Spring, Texas
Y’all ever tried to tell a btch about a ***** & they go tell him what you said? Idgaf both y’all asses are SLOW. That AOL internet *** connection.
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Fire Josh McDaniels Right Now Please FDT ♿️
(@TomAwesome86) reported
I never knew what the "You got mail" AOL voice looked like until today. They got a commercial with him in it, pretty funny.
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David Hoskins
(@LaborsDJ) reported
.@AOLSupportHelp & @AOL I want to understand how it is that you can let someone hack my old account that I don't use any more, add an authenticator app so they can keep changing the password, and I have to pay for a premium service to fix it per your rep.
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Despise The Wise
(@DespiseTheWise) reported
@EmeLatina Popping this freak, you ain't popular geek/ This Super hero's a joke, call it Comic relief/ Slap Peter and this Hater felt nervous/ His Web been irrelevant like AOL service/
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Daniel Adams
(@WDOStairs) reported
@ConorMODonovan Oh my history is more terrible. mIRC, AOL instant messenger, MySpace, Facebook, then Twitter.
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jim
(@JimintheNorth) reported
@Super70sSports I was doing remote support for a hospital pharmacy in the late 90’s and the connection kept dropping. Turns out after hours someone’s kid was there and kept hijacking the modem PC to get to her AOL.
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Bryce.
(@gremlynmusic) reported
Some of y'all never had to use every symbol on the keyboard to make "Smileys" in MSN or AOL, and it shows... =-O
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Freeasaprole
(@freeasaprole) reported
@antoniogm This, so much. Web 2.0 right now is an AOL sandbox but with broken search. It is inevitable that it will be rebuilt on different foundations, and crypto will be a critical piece of that project.
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Dominik B.
(@dominik_beh) reported
@GuykatsuFriends twitter may be going down, but I don't think we need to prepare for the return of Aol Instant Messenger (yet)
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shoot name kevin
(@might_be_a_mark) reported
@TheMindlessPod I went from AOL Chatrooms, to forums, to MySpace, Facebook, and Twitter. Never did Tumblr, tiktok, Instagram, snap chat, etc.
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Eve Fairbanks
(@evefairbanks) reported
@JamesSurowiecki I remember when I got AOL on my Dell in 1994 and put my mom in some chat rooms. She loved them, she said, fundamentally because “you can just say crazy things you would never want to say in a *real* room with *real* people.” I think about that a lot