AOL Outage Report in Morgantown, Monongalia County, West Virginia
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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 (1%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Morgantown, West Virginia
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Morgantown and nearby locations:
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The Butcher of Bellview
(@jrunz31) reported
from
Fairmont, West Virginia
@barstoolsports @LightsCameraPod Wtf is aol+ and who in wv watches it?
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عبدالرحمن الغازي الطيب Abdulrahman A. Altayeb
(@aaltayeb) reported
from
Morgantown, West Virginia
@aolmail My old emails have disappeared. Please help.
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Dan
(@LibertyBiscuits) reported
@futureradiocast Yes, I know exactly what you're saying and like I said, I'm an advocate but I understand the many flaws. In technology terms, it's still the Amazon website circa 1997 and the Ethereum JVM is as slow and expensive as dialling up AOL was in the UK!
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HilesFiles
(@MichaelHiles) reported
The toxic maxis act as if BTC is & will be the only economically viable public network ever. Denigrating other blockchain technology is like Compuserve subscribers yelling at AOL subscribers cuz they think they'll be the only social media ever. Tech history isn't on your side.
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Fully Vaccinated Geraldo
(@gvravel) reported
@benjaminwittes This was back in the day when you had online service providers such as Prodigy, AOL, Compuserve, etc... They provided access to the internet but it was very "clunky." The internet didn't take off until you actually had internet service providers.
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Michael Swain
(@Michael50706655) reported
@gingrbredbeauty @ShawInfo @Shawhelp All I c is a company trying 2 b worse than AOL. & that says a lot coming from someone that remembers the days b4 the internet was invented & computers required punch cards 2 function. Your service doesn't cut the mustard & honestly I don't know how y'all stay in business. 2/2
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2 ❤'s and a Reylo RT
(@Autobahnkenobi) reported
@YuitheDefiant I still have horrible guilt over cussing out an AOL representative because they refused to cancel my subscription
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Rhoda's Son (TrueGodImmortal)
(@DARTrueGod) reported
@Chrisallini I remember using AOL a lil bit and tryna learn how to navigate it. Lol I remember thinking how complicated this **** was then I kinda gave in around 2009 and focused more on it. My only internet experience prior was Black Planet and briefly MySpace but that was corny lol
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Dart_Adams
(@Dart_Adams) reported
One of my biggest issues with my first book was my editor put an article about Nicki Minaj in it INSTEAD of the one about Watch The Throne. That was a review I wrote for AOL Black Voices that they heavily edited down to the title that I told them to yank. I reposted on Tumblr.
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Ron Buddha
(@RonBuddha6669) reported
@Wrestli21046904 @TranquiloClubYT @Not_Meis WCW was pretty much dead. If Ted would stayed in charge. WCW would have never been sold. Hell, it was on AOL employee that killed Bischoff buying WCW by killing the TV deal. WCW did not die because of bad booking, bad TV ratings, or not creating new stars. It was killed by AOL
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Tofutti Klein
(@0Tezz) reported
@nickthegeekbear Truth. I have internet friends that I’ve known since AOL times 😬 and you’re right about that there. However I feel that I have enough internet pals and not enough people to interact & socialize with outside of it.. and that’s a problem.
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Vera
(@stagingvera) reported
aol is absolutely the worst company with the worst phone system I have ever dealt with! Instead of ANY help they put you in a black hole you never get out of!