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AOL Outage Report in White River Junction, Windsor County, Vermont

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Problems in the last 24 hours in White River Junction, Vermont

The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in White River Junction and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

AOL Outage Chart in White River Junction, Windsor County, Vermont 02/25/2026 11:35

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.

  1. E-mail (88%)

    E-mail (88%)

  2. Internet (6%)

    Internet (6%)

  3. Total Blackout (5%)

    Total Blackout (5%)

  4. Wi-fi (1%)

    Wi-fi (1%)

  5. Phone (%)

    Phone (%)

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AOL Issues Reports Near White River Junction, Vermont

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AOL Issues Reports

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  • GlobalForceGold Shane Silver (@GlobalForceGold) reported

    Discord is fine, but just like the AOL chat rooms of yesteryear, the convo can move too fast. There's often no time to get involved in a convo because by the time you've typed something out and corrected any errors, the subject has either been changed or covered. I am an old man.

  • BabyD2034 Dani (@BabyD2034) reported

    I miss when you could just send an email about a problem with your bill or whatnot. Now they want you to wait to chat with with someone like it's AOL or call and sit on hold for an hour.

  • racheldweissman Rachel Weissman (@racheldweissman) reported

    The company failed to develop its own social media platform or acquire existing platforms, such as Facebook or MySpace. Instead, AOL focused on its existing business model of providing dial-up internet service and online content and failed to pivot to social media and UGC.

  • rory438 rory438 (@rory438) reported

    @AOLSupportHelp When are you going to fix your app password generator? It's been down for weeks and it's infuriating that such an important part of your system is almost always non-functional! I just want to use AOL with my mail client. Is that too much to ask?

  • PodVanDam Pod Van DONE (@PodVanDam) reported

    @MeetMeAtDaBees I have a question. I’m rewatching a bunch of old 2002 NASCAR races. And my favorite rewatching these is Jeff Green. The 31 car never matters and he’s basically paid to drive around a very fast AOL billboard for a few hours every Sunday… (1/2)

  • Sunni_Labeouf We were oomfies once, and young (@Sunni_Labeouf) reported

    @PlankAndCo Go back 5-6 years and you can DL only peer to peer in AOL chat rooms and it’s a grainy 8 bit bmp file, which reveals from top to bottom as it loads, and when it finishes you realize that it’s a woman taking a ****. It’s always a woman taking a ****.

  • gordonguthrie Gordon Guthrie (@gordonguthrie) reported

    Just sending an email to someone with an AOL email address if any young TikToker wants to study me for retro lifestyle tips and ****

  • CryptoBossLite CryptoBossLite 🎈 'Eric'🎈 (@CryptoBossLite) reported

    @paulkingmorris @FracSlap Also met my children's mother in an AOL chatroom. Oh, them kids. Never thought I could ever love something so much but then also want to throw them through a ******* wall every now and again. *stares into the sky with a half-grin*

  • SilverSober Lisa Schaeffer (2019 Edition) (@SilverSober) reported

    Someone smarter than me pointed out that during their time AOL, Yahoo, and cie felt too big to fail, but we are feeling social 2.0 exhaustion. Got a feeling that semi-public/semi-private platforms that'll give extensive privacy features will come out as winners out of this.

  • puthre puthre (@puthre) reported

    @laurentzeimes They don't, they just whitelist you and contact you if there is any issue. There are not so many big providers that require server whitelisting. Msn and aol are the only ones that come to my mind now.