AOL Outage Report in Kalkaska, Michigan
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AOL (America Online) is an internet portal as well as an internet service provider. As an ISP, AOL offers dial up internet through its AOL Advantage plans.
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The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.
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E-mail (74%)
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Internet (15%)
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Total Blackout (9%)
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Wi-fi (1%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Kalkaska, Michigan
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Kalkaska and nearby locations:
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William Fraley
(@wfraley682xrp) reported
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Kalkaska, Michigan
@MDBitcoin Bitcoin is a good idea but so was AOL. You don’t still use dial up Internet. The premise is good but bitcoin can’t solve the problem it set out to solve. It’s too expensive and slow for poor people to actually use as peer to peer cash. And before you try and bring up lighting…
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Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Despina Karras
(@DespinaKarras) reported
@LilacMist I still have aol too for that same reason! I also have a business and personal gmail. The personal one doesn't give me AS many problems, though I still have issues. But I don't want to send professional emails from an address with my nickname, you know?
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eyeber man
(@iiixze) reported
an 2 or 3 year account that i put my heart and soul into and just gotten hacked because of stupid roblox moderators not sending me an 2 step code to aol...
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eric
(@ericthelemming) reported
@smilebuttonon of course you are, you’ve never heard of aol instant messenger (aim). not sure what i was thinking.
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Trembling With Greed
(@JimmyDaGreek76) reported
@1MainCapital Once AOL/TW merged, my friends at AOL would tell stories how the TW side refused to cooperate with the AOL side. Even though there were supposed to be "synergies", they never materialized since the two companies were never integrated. A very ill-conceived merger on the TW side
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John is fishing, probably
(@johnmemes) reported
@BlueGoesMew Most people don’t use their memberships so they’re all about the aol dial up model of “people forget they have this” and “let’s make cancelling this **** so annoying that they won’t do it”
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r0botdotexe 🤖
(@r0botdotexe) reported
and can someone tell me wtf an “egirl” is? is that like an email with ***s? sorry to sound crass, im new to aol. anyways, back to my warm milk and tv guide. gnite www
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LilacMist
(@LilacMist) reported
@DespinaKarras this seems dated, but i still use my yahoo as my main email. have never had a problem. i do prefer the organization & bells & whistles and features of gmail. we have to use that for work and i do have a personal gmail. still have an aol one too - haha. use that for stores, etc.
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HDP
(@HDPbilly) reported
@MarvChadzos @FrankHassleYT AOL chatting ended up with secret service to my house
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Brianalg
(@brianalg) reported
Hey @Apple why did my contact list randomly update? An AOL screename from 100 years ago was added as a new contact and a note I had saved in a contact since the beginning of time is vanished. Thanks for being a piece of ****!
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Anita Malchiodi
(@SchmaltzDiva) reported
@JettuJagga @ZuzuQueenOfMars Back in early 1994 the AOL interface for chat was a lot nicer than IRC. Plus, many places didn't get any ISP service companies in their area until mid 1994. The 1st ISP in my town had techs who couldn't work with Macs. Everything was a Mac fault...