AOL Outage Report in Berkeley Springs, Morgan County, West Virginia
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E-mailProblems in the last 24 hours in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Berkeley Springs 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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Wi-fi (%)
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Phone (%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Michelle Bergey
(@MichelleBergey) reported
@scottjleahy You mean there's a way to cancel my AOL account?
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Susan Israel
(@Sqrlmom) reported
My AOL mail isn't loading. It logged me out (without my doing a thing) and now says "Please wait until the webmail loads...this could take several minutes on very slow connections" Except everything else is loading just fine. Just another glitch here in Dumbfuckistan.
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Future Dr. Fingerguns
(@docfingerguns) reported
@TheDudeDO Like wtf this isn’t aol instant messenger homie
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BoomerPanicBot
(@boomerpanicbot) reported
Help! Millennials "Rapped" About My AOL !
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Will Truman
(@trumwill) reported
Back in the day there were at least four major messaging platforms: ICQ, AIM, Yahoo Messenger, Microsoft Messenger. One of the bit difference is the latter two did nothing to keep it from being overrun with crap, and AOL which ran the first two did.
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Wendy S. Marcus
(@WendySMarcus) reported
Dear @AOL @aolmail, I HATE that I now have to use your app to get email on my phone. I HATE all of the distracting ads that keep popping up in my emails. I PAY monthly for your service. Why must I be subject to so many unwanted ads? Seriously thinking about changing to gmail.
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Michael Iannelli
(@MJIannelli) reported
@TonyMassarotti You are absolutely correct, but clicking through to the Herald's slow to load website makes reading the story itself almost unbearable. I know it's a tough ride for traditional newspapers, but they have to be able to find the investment capital for a post-AOL-era website!
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Stephen Loynd
(@loyndsview) reported
6. "But the funds often help maintain AOL-era internet pipelines. And money is spent on short-term solutions. Schools, for example, get help paying internet providers for #WiFi #hotspots when they would be better off having fast #internetpipelines that they control."
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Wendy S. Marcus
(@WendySMarcus) reported
@aolmail I already did that. It worked for a few days then I had the exact same problem.
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Chad Goldsmith
(@CrunchFactsCG) reported
@kaleidomuubii Indeed it was! It was on one of those AOL CD-roms that also came with some amount of free internet service. Keep in mind this was probably 1999 A.C. (After Crunch), so things were a bit stranger back then.