AOL Outage Report in Riverhead, Suffolk County, New York
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Riverhead, New York
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Riverhead 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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watevr (@watevrligma) reported
@Google My AOL trial CD isn’t working can someone send help ?
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Fuji 🌸 (@fujifinite) reported
@lildiscobaby I used AOL back in the day, but I never got around to using Instant Messager probably because I was way too young to be on it lol. However, I know a lot about AIM now.
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KMoney (@OnThInIcE911) reported
@redtogreenshow @AngryRed316 Pretty sure I said "could be". It's clearly a share selling scam and SEC has been shutting down many companies that have done similar things. I'd rather own shares of AOL.
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panama blue (@panamablue1) reported
@DAngryAmerican @PanamaRedAZ Quantum link was an online collaboration service. You needed to know how to buy, setup and use networking hardware and software to use it. It was not a dialup internet service that AOL became.
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Tommy B (@MistedTwister) reported
My AOL dial up as faster back in the 90’s the the city of @EdinaMN’s data network is today. You can’t walk away from your WiFi if you want to go outside in the city. Nothing loads. Live in a city where property taxes are much lower or it’s cheaper to build a house. #Edina
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Jay in Humboldt (@JayinHumboldt) reported
@RHBTroglodyte @45gotFAT @SIRIUSXM I'm still on hold trying to cancel my AOL dial up
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AlexH27 (@AlexHill_27) reported
@Windows <The year is 1997, several years before I was born> Hang on just one second,brb. HEY, IS SOMEONE USING THE LANDLINE?!? IM TRYING TO GET ON AOL TO SEND AN EMAIL!! Okay, they’re not listening. See you in, like, 10 years time or something. *dial up intensifies*
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ScroungerG 🇺🇸 (@GScrounger) reported
@Arkypatriot Are you old enough to have tried to cancel AOL? I ended up canceling my credit card to stop it.
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panama blue (@panamablue1) reported
@DAngryAmerican @PanamaRedAZ I never said C++ nor AOL. Quantum Link was for online collaboration. Back in the 80s you had to buy and setup networking hardware to connect. Needless to say, it was where I started learning about computer networks.
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Chad Eller (@chadeller) reported
@thepeteryang Hiring managers want candidates who are at least somewhat tech-savvy ... and that means not having an email address from an outdated account like AOL or Hotmail. When in doubt, just stick with a Gmail or Outlook address. Hotmail and Outlook are the same service?