AOL Outage Report in Franklin, Johnson County, Indiana
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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 (3%)
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Total Blackout (2%)
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Phone (1%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Franklin, Indiana
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Franklin and nearby locations:
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Getch20 | Alex
(@Getch20) reported
from
Franklin, Indiana
@cynthia1016 Twitter can be painful at times, but FB is the worst. FB is the modern fwd: fwd: FWD: fwd: unsolicited email from AOL users.
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Mike Wekarski
(@Zippertheslip) reported
@paulinaporizkov Before all those web sites came along, I was doing AOL chat rooms, kind of a combination of all of them. Never a boring moment.
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Daniel 🇺🇸 🌊🌊 😷🇺🇦 3X💉
(@Daniel428) reported
@autlinebling I never had AOL lol.
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leigh ann 🌈❣️⭐️🌕☀️💨💚
(@therealLATat) reported
@canna__momma I built myself a computer in 1995. Used AOL dial up service. Never thought I would have a more powerful phone that is also a computer.
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Peter Weeks🐦🇰🇪
(@peter_tukutela) reported
@_fels1 I tell you never invoice family at points. Went for a deal this weekend elsewhere and now family knows. Everyone is saying their best; like it’s the worst mistake. I’m just here sipping my iced tea. AOL gi uwiiii!!! Don’t involve family!!
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Gem ♊ Trish 💫
(@DivineGemTrish) reported
LOL just thinking about being happy as all **** to receive a AOL cd in the mail for free trail Internet. Hearing the dial up modem make it's noise to connect to the world wide web.
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Sandy
(@Sandy97928027) reported
@AuthorDavidSto1 @RonFilipkowski Hey, I am 100% blue and still have an aol email address. My microwave shows the correct time and I've never been on Truth Social (though I do experience some mild curiosity - like at the zoo). I'm loyal, not stupid.
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Mark Carter
(@MarkCarterInIL) reported
@thisone0verhere 1982 or 83? It was a Commodore 64 back when C-64 was the most popular home PC in the world. In (I think) 1988 I 1st got online with Q-Link, which was eventually bought by AOL and ran as their Commodore only network. I tell people I've been online since 1988 and they're surprised.
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𝔗𝔢𝔫𝔢𝔟𝔯𝔞𝔢
(@TenebraeAeterna) reported
@SwordHandTwitch @LivingScribe @futo_friday I had something like this happen to me when I was a kid. In the early days of AOL chat porn-rings, I had a laptop absolutely stuffed with such and one day got a little black chat-box that appeared without the ability to close it. Random dude asks what ******** is going on, to (c)
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Armönd Schneider
(@auglyface) reported
@AOLSupportHelp all my emails were deleted. i called cusotmer support and they keep trying to sell me a secutiry package. told them i dont need the package and they hung up on me. need the true technical support
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Peggy Semingson
(@PeggySemingson) reported
@thisone0verhere I'm 48 and a twin and we never had a computer or a CD player! Eight-track stereo and typewriters only! My twin and I had to use the group computer lab in college. I finally got an old clunker in mid-20s & used AOL (the cd-rom installation!). I"m now an expert on online teaching!