AOL Outage Report in Grand Blanc, Genesee County, Michigan
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The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Grand Blanc 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 (96%)
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Internet (2%)
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Total Blackout (2%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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TL Seimet
(@TlSeimet) reported
@AOL do you actually have support agents in the united states or do i have to keep dealing with people that can't speak english in a call center that sounds like a sheep porn set ?
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ShadowsPub
(@ShadowsPub) reported
@audiomentor @epodcaster never was on AOL... I was on BBSs ... ran one at one point.
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Sometimes they call me Roo
(@PotatoMormon) reported
@whitecatprophcy I came home from my mission in the summer of '94. I never heard of the internet until the last month of my mission when a member told us that they had just signed up for AOL. I can't even imagine what it's like for missionaries now
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Drowned in Moonlight, Strangled By My Own Bra
(@tungolcraeft) reported
@moonlitmantras @Dandeebakes I got online when I was 14, in 199something. Most spaces were adult spaces. I stuck to AOL message boards and kept my age to myself. Anything that bothered me, I avoided (and sometimes didn't 😈), but I never told them to adapt to ME. That would have been ridiculous.
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Holly Robinson Skeete
(@unseriousperson) reported
Warner once bought AOL for millions as more people were starting to get broadband. Warner also sold WCW to Vince McMahon for less than his recent hush money payout. CW was sold recently after everything they invested into DC shows. They make bad decisions all the time.
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Laerti’s Crypto
(@LaertiCrypto) reported
@nohalfsends9 @IOHK_Charles You remember myspace? It was first with alkost a monopoly. Do you know where it is now? What about AOL? Etc… building things right in the long term is the solution, not being first with a faulty product.
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Jim Higgins
(@higgymonstah) reported
@AOLSupportHelp I need help. My old emails have disappeared from my jhigginscsc account. Jim
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yasin
(@yasinpbjk2000) reported
@FormallyGuy Well imo whilst he didn't help WCW and the on-screen stuff was dreadful the AOL time Warner merger was the thing that killed WCW
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はまなたは
(@hamanataha1) reported
@AOL @aolmail for help on account deletion after a person passes away
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wildangel5
(@wildangel5) reported
@itstheref @loveislandpriv Well I liked BB1. Maybe because it was new and different. The feeds were free on AOL. You saw everything. They never blocked anything. The people that caused the trouble were the ones that got voted out. That's why they didn't like it. Likeable people had a chance.