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AOL Issues Reports Near Marengo, Illinois

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Marengo and nearby locations:

  • CataniasWhores
    Breezy Brie, PhD (@CataniasWhores) reported from Marengo, Illinois

    Being petty as a kid was holding down a number on the key pad of your landline to kick your greedy sibling off AOL dial-Up. #siblingrivalry #aoldialup

AOL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • SUhhdavid
    David - only truth matters (@SUhhdavid) reported

    Hello I'm an AOL Admin, we need you to confirm your password due to errors on our end which you will be credited for monthly why does my cdrom drive keep opening

  • NJ_Bagpiper
    NJ Bagpiper (@NJ_Bagpiper) reported

    @wakeupnj Not new sadly. They were using MySpace and AOL back then. Cities didn’t want to acknowledge they had a gang problem so they allowed them to grow.

  • qybernetics
    Qybernetics (@qybernetics) reported

    @MoundLore ****, I will sound old, but AOL and Earthlink both had it going on, lol.

  • Atomic_Comet
    DAΠΤΞ’s IΠFΞΓΠΩ (@Atomic_Comet) reported

    @Stiggs__ I remember watching this **** with my parents right after I made my first AOL account. Given the sensational popularity of it there’s no reason it should’ve been canceled because it was a fairly low budget production that was ran collaboration with a nonprofit organization and law-enforcement and they ran ads like any other TV show.

  • kutdownOngaming
    Kutdown on Gaming 🇺🇸🏀🎮🗽👟 (@kutdownOngaming) reported

    Yes sir! My account is secure. Can’t just login into my psn! Got that 2FA setup, If I didn’t request/send one I’m not opening ****! I’m from the DIAL UP ERA! aol,yahoo etc NEVER been hacked if anything I’ll try and hack you

  • notaracistbigot
    Gerald Thompkins (@notaracistbigot) reported

    @Switchblade97 @smolek WCW was worth $70M with those privileged slots AND the bloated contracts. If AOL relented on allowing wrestling but WCW were required to renegotiate the TV deals to market rate, it's not worth $70M WWF paid $4M because they were weren't required to take on the bad contracts

  • SpaceMonkey41
    Space Monkey (@SpaceMonkey41) reported

    @DavidWolfe I was always skeptical of the moon landing. I started down the rabbit hole in the very early days of the internet. I had a dial up modem, and accessed the net via an aol cd

  • vaqarkhan
    Vaqar Khan (@vaqarkhan) reported

    @MKortvely I stuck with AOL email account for sentimental reasons as it was my first Internet Service Provider back in the dial up modem days. Hotmail and gmail are also used by me.

  • notSamWukong
    ₳ndrew (@notSamWukong) reported

    @corey_lineberry @25YearsAgoLive That does sound pretty cool concept. But I don’t know if the Internet could even support something like that. I mean it’s mostly for like emails and browsing AOL, right?

  • minwiswip
    🇺🇸 For Real - Every Day Is Opposite Day 🇺🇸 (@minwiswip) reported

    @BrianRoemmele As a part of the original AOL message board moderator's "team" (hundreds of us that never met...just online) from 1991 into late-'96, I remember seeing this ad during an in-house case study before released. I can't recall if there were changes from then to the final cut, but I do remember that the whole premise seemed too contrived - with a seemingly washed up 60s actor.