AOL Outage Report in Wappingers Falls, Dutchess County, New York
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The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.
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E-mail (92%)
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Internet (4%)
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Total Blackout (3%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Wappingers Falls, New York
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Wappingers Falls and nearby locations:
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Dan T.'s Inferno
(@dantobias) reported
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Wappingers Falls, New York
@downdetector @ScottGreenfield AOL has been having issues since 1993.
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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CЯΞDIБLΞ IИΓΞL
(@CredibleIntel) reported
@ArchPatriot1776 Cool. Completely w/ you on not following some whacked out person spouting incoherent conspiracies from behind anon Q acct! TS does seem to have mental issues. What about his accusation that you're using old NSA AOL email acct? That you're Quantum Packets & friend of Agent Poso?
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James Raden
(@sidecut) reported
@richmanab @IanColdwater I’m one of the few people of a certain age who’s never had an AOL account. But in my case, it’s because I was grandfathered into my university’s free dialup internet for about a decade. I remember when .com email addresses were still a novelty. In 1990, almost all were .edu.
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Geoffrey West
(@GeoffreyDWest) reported
@BradburyMaureen @Twitter @TalkTalk Yes, I see. I bet someone who knows about computers would know if there's a way to keep your emails. I'm with AOL, and have transferred the account from Talk Talk, BT and now Plusnet. Good luck - I think a computer boffin could help somehow. . .
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Mark Hinman
(@HinmanMark) reported
@therealmep And she had such a successful business career before entering the Commons. According to Wikipedia she set up AOL’s “internet film service”! No, me neither.
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btcTinkerbell
(@BtcTinkerbell) reported
@APompliano Will you just shut ******** up? In time, you are an AOL cd.
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ML Hart (@ 🏠 🌈 ❤️ )
(@MsMartha_writer) reported
@FlakPhoto @RonCowie @Twitter I'm that old - the online community that changed my life was in the early days of AOL And when I needed to know why we could never recreate that experience, I wrote a book about it. Once I answered my question, I didn't miss it - but I'm still in regular contact with those folks
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Mr5oClockTrafficJam
(@djkemyst) reported
Had this old *** Karen really have the audacity to say “I never get online to check my emails, how was I suppose to know you were getting a hold of me for the party?” She has an AOL email…🙄
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(@ltsacex) reported
@NinEverything did they see my comments about just let us plug a headset into the aux and be done with it? or is it the fact no one cares about switch online because it’s obvious Nintendo barely does. where ******** is a chat window, AOL in 1995 had chat windows
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Fact Catch
(@FactCatch) reported
As of 2015 more than 2 million people were still using AOL dial-up service
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Drew Habits
(@DrewHabits) reported
90s AOL: You are all too stupid and lazy to bother with the actual internet, so we made a make-believe safe lil playpen version of it for you! People: That's not what we want! We want choices!! Variety!!! [time passes] Facebook: Do you really want those things? People: No!!!!