AOL Outage Report in Bristol, Elkhart County, Indiana
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Bristol, Indiana
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Bristol 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 (2%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Bristol, Indiana
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Bristol and nearby locations:
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Rick Osborne
(@RickOsborne28) reported
from
Elkhart, Indiana
How about we just go back to AOL and Websites? Social Media sucks.
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Christopher P.R. King
(@King_sirhc) reported
@ThatKevinSmith @AOL So what is AOL offering as a service to be paid for??? I've used my AoL email for free since 99 when we got DSL..
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Allen Turner
(@CouncilOfFools) reported
@lavie_encode I think it was AOL at the beginning of AOL but I never used it and never got to really hear that "You've got mail" chime. I think the first one I used was a Netcom account though I have some vague recollection of trying Earthlink and prodigy too somewhere around the same time.
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aged to beige
(@Rhaenspots) reported
Believe it or don't, Starship Troopers: Battlespace on AOL 3.0 rocked. They had like 8 classes per side. It was a badass top-down shooter and I am bewildered that it isn't a thing in 2020 @mythic
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playboypolitics
(@playboypolitics) reported
@MarketWatch Who comes up with this stuff. Next aol. Nope next Amazon not the next Ford at&t next T-Mobile most advanced auto maker hands down.
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Bruce Haymes
(@brucehaymes) reported
@delia_cai I went down an elevator with @JLo and @ariannahuff at 770 Broadway (old AOL office). I remember jlo was much more stunning than I remembered her from tv and that Arianna was just blabbing on while jlo checked her insta feed.
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Christopher P.R. King
(@King_sirhc) reported
@ThatKevinSmith @AOL Ah Kev thats just sad to hear bud. You know there as been faster internet then daily up for like 21 years right? AOL got you in their gribs damn!!! But seriously what is there to "pay" for?? In the day you were paying to access the internet thru their connection.....
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Kailee
(@SandrookL) reported
@MirandaUnbound @TheTwoHippos Take it from someone who has been around since AOL. You can have everything a person needs right under your project. The question will still be asked. The point will be missed. And the entire problem will slowly turn into a joke. Newgrounds, Youtube, and yes, Profiles.
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kiem123456789
(@kiem123456789) reported
@Free_Lotto SIRS CHEATED MONEY FROM CUSTOMER AND HONOR CHARITY, BEFOR VISA GREEN CARD USA SAME, LATER TIME COME PROMOTION AOL, AOL PROMOTION = LOTO COMPANY OR NOT SIRS, SIRS CAPACITY MONEY ABOUT 60 MILLION USD AND BONG AND SHARE 40 MILLION USD, TOTAL SIRS/MADAM HAVE ABOUT 60 MILLION USD
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Jacqueline
(@jkayelady) reported
@AOLSupportHelp I need assistance reactivating an old sub-account that was mistakenly deactivated, so that I can properly delete it, and then delete main account that is continuously being HACKED. Have contacted @aol multiple times for this - need a resolution. please.
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Rich Rogers
(@RichRogers_) reported
@bryanrbeal Bitcoin is evolving similar to domain names & the Internet. Last year you could hang an HTML page off of it. This year we have AOL style on-ramps, like Square. Soon we will have the equivalent of robust websites. And, ultimately you will have full-blown crypto native companies.