AOL Outage Report in Baldwin, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
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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 (96%)
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Internet (2%)
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Total Blackout (2%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Baldwin, Pennsylvania
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Baldwin and nearby locations:
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young ShellShock
(@King_Pen_) reported
from
North Versailles, Pennsylvania
Lucci woulda never got caught up in the AOL days. Bae would be lurking but soon as her momma pick up the phone she’d have to start over 😭
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MileRiverMedia Steve 🌊📸
(@JingleBeau4) reported
from
Baldwin, Pennsylvania
Oh yes, and back in the waaaay old days (like 1994) internet services (or their closed-circuit predecessors like Prodigy, AOL, and Compuserve) charged BY THe HOUR for service. Think about how many people would stay off the internet if that were the truth today!
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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James
(@NReluctant) reported
My e-mail was hacked and spammed and when I reached out to @AOL @aolmail they said they could help but only if I paid them $30? I guess it is time to look for a new e-mail provider after 10+ years of using them..I'm not paying to be able to use my e-mail as I should be able to.
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Laura
(@Laura_Kate7) reported
alright since everyone seems to have a big problem with it let's just get it out in the open - YES I still use my AOL account YES it's a workhorse and has never failed me YES I know I can funnel it into a gmail account NO I don't want to YES leave me and my Y2K *** alone!!!!!
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BoomerPanicBot
(@boomerpanicbot) reported
Help! Millennials Plundered My AOL !!!!
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DJ Rubiconski
(@RevengeBunny) reported
@DavidJHarrisJr @ChefSkarapz @realMikeLindell Why not shut down all accounts and close up shop? Remember AOL? It is nonexistent today. $TWTR will go that way too.
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Zahari
(@varna9000) reported
@markminervini Who the F... is AOL today? Good companies will go down and then come back again if business is growing.
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Jim Mahan
(@JimMahan1) reported
@DineshDSouza @JJYS0913 This is a list of companies that DON"T support the 1, 2, 4 Amendment of the Constitution. So you can decide where to spend your money. AMC Theaters, AOL/Time Warner, AT&T, CNN, Bloomberg, Delta Airlines, ****”S Sporting Goods, Disney EACH DAY I WILL ADD TO THE LIST Burger King
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Sarah Dvojack
(@sarahdvojack) reported
@ceaspoon @MarcAspinall I had to keep my door open but that was it lol We had AOL until 2004 and I remember desperately trying to hide the dial-up sounds if I went on past my bedtime I’m sure they regretted their choices!!! I never went outside again
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Kenneth
(@kennethwilsonuk) reported
@hvangalen @ArchJutters @JonathanPieNews Oh yeah goes in the USA at least all the way back to the pre aol days of the internet with the BBS hosts/IP’s getting sued as if they were the ones that wrote it so they drew up TOS which everyone agrees to but never reads on things like their mobiles when the get new ones
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CV
(@cv220284) reported
@wesyang I lost my allowance for two years because I inadvertently dialed in to AOL for a month using a long-distance number that never ran into busy-signal issues.
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Zorin =^o.o^=
(@zorinlynx) reported
@Oatmeal I'm surprised they let you know, rather than do like AOL and keep collecting payments for dial-up service for years after people stopped using it. I bet the portion of "Subscriber doesn't notice he's still subscribed" revenue for these companies is significant.