AOL Outage Report in Cedar Falls, Black Hawk County, Iowa
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The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.
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E-mail (89%)
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Internet (5%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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Wi-fi (1%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Cedar Falls, Iowa
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Cedar Falls and nearby locations:
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MAINSTREET BLAKE MAGAZINE.
(@CaseIHRedZone) reported
from
Waterloo, Iowa
i remember the 90s me and everts were little puber miscreants, and we were like let's get in a chatroom and say **** and we did (underlined) and my family had to send a letter of apology to twitter i mean AOL, and that's why i'm not really worried about what goes on on here
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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BaseMash Studio
(@basemashstudio) reported
1. Time Warner was bought for $182 billion in 2000 by AOL, which had 30 million subscribers. Within a few months, the economy fell into recession, the dot-com bubble burst and the AOL-Time Warner deal was being called “the worst merger in history.
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Tony Agudo
(@antoniusmisfit) reported
@hemantmehta All that's missing from this is the AOL dial-up login sounds and it's practically ASMR of my childhood.
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Yale Stewart
(@YaleStewart) reported
@ericoscott Or they've just never needed to. I don't really know what prompted WB to find themselves in this spot, but it feels like it all started with the AOL merger in the early 00s and has been downhill from there.
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******* Covid (Top 1% on GodsmackFans)
(@TepidButterASMR) reported
will my aol instant messenger login still work?
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Ginger Gin & Gauche
(@GingerGinGauche) reported
@TheHorrorGuru I think that there is a economic factor to generations people don’t talk about. If you were poor in the 90s you very much live in the 80s. You didn’t have a DVD player or cds, you still rocked tapes for all media. You didn’t have HBO or Disney, got AOL later than everyone else.
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DAF & etc
(@dafonda) reported
@Jteisele Gmail assumptions can be dangerous, often not the only address in use. Outlook dot com -- have Office365, a static website that is never updated, and ne'er the twain shall meet. AOL is a red flag, but even worse are grandfathered ISP accounts from long-dead dialup providers.
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Drew Capital
(@TheEmulator23) reported
@Verdantix Netzero was a web Connection service once. So was AOL, Altavista a Web search platform & Netscape a Browser.
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MaximumChess
(@Maximum_Chess) reported
@centuricn Someone never used dial-up on AOL in 1994 if they think connectivity was not an issue.
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Tom Nook’s Debt Collector
(@TweetyPS3) reported
@Win98Tech Yeah this is AOL Time Warner levels of bad now lol.
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MaximumChess
(@Maximum_Chess) reported
@centuricn Someone never used dial-up on AOL in 1994 if they think connectivity was not an issue.