AOL Outage Report in Webster, Worcester County, Massachusetts
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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 (81%)
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Total Blackout (11%)
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Internet (5%)
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Phone (4%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Webster, Massachusetts
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Webster and nearby locations:
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Jenn Lord Paluzzi 🏳️🌈
(@lordpaluzzi) reported
from
Grafton, Massachusetts
@BJ_Roche @ChrisLisinski @katielannan AOL Instant Messenger. I only used it under duress for a job and it slowed down my computer.
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Penny Aicardi 🎶
(@PennyAicardi) reported
from
Whitinsville, Massachusetts
@BryanShephard2 It is all set now!! They hacked my email and aol has this stupid loophole that allowed them to keep doing it over and over. I guess that will teach me to keep aol! The good thing is I've had texts & calls from people I haven't heard from in a long time... Mike, Derek, etc.
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Andy Khouri
(@andykhouri) reported
@ryanqnorth I’ll say one nice thing about AOL: they were really good at banning people for saying horrible things to people.
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RLStern
(@Ralphy_Lu) reported
@IndustryTDT They’ve been brainwashed and when it crashes they better not be surprised. When WCW got sold, they didn’t deserve it, it was a **** merger between AOL & Time Warner. When modern wrestling crashes, they will deserve it.
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Roxan-Roxan
(@TerryMahone5) reported
@Jason_elAvocado @RonFilipkowski Tank it. We survived without AOL and My Space. Let the profits fail like Tesla.
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Beezy
(@BeezyManzell) reported
@Aella_Girl @moonboi_ openAI is going to go down as the AOL of AI.
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Dave Brodbeck 🇺🇦
(@dbrodbeck) reported
Twitter, AOL keyword whiny ******* chickenshit billionaire.
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MacGregorGarlic (rainbow check)
(@MacGregorGarlic) reported
@TwitterSupport I will never leave AOL
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Philip Bett 👨💻
(@pbett) reported
I wouldn't be surprised if the long-term future of twitter is to become just another mastodon instance. I remember places like CompuServe and AOL providing their own "premium" services, before breaking down and just providing email and www like everyone else.
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MikeMcKinnon75
(@MikeMcK1975) reported
@ManMadeMoon Perhaps Elon didn’t spend more than 5 minutes studying Section 230, the implications of Zeran vs AOL, or literally the dozens of cases that established services are NOT publishers, and decided “Aww screw it, we’re a publisher if I say we are. What’s the worst that could happen?”
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TheRealJDub
(@julian_west) reported
Businesses had local area network emails like Banyan Vines, MS Mail, or Novell NetWare. Consumers online services like Compuserve, AOL, or local BBSes (remember FIDONET?). When Mail Gateways showed-up it was a mess. There were competing standards for messaging, like X.400. 2/3
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Sai Medi
(@Saikmedi) reported
Last time anything like this happened was AOL, which was sort of a walled-off self-contained proto-social network (ie AIM and exclusive chatrooms & forums)