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AOL Outage Report in Cuba City, Grant County, Wisconsin

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Problems in the last 24 hours in Cuba City, Wisconsin

The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Cuba City, Wisconsin 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.

  • 84% E-mail (84%)
  • 8% Internet (8%)
  • 7% Total Blackout (7%)
  • 1% Wi-fi (1%)
  • 0% Phone (0%)

Community Discussion

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AOL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Cmonmack1
    Cmonmack! (@Cmonmack1) reported

    @Utwitily Absolutely. I remember when we got the AOL cdrom in the mail for free. My main feature was AIM to talk to girls at school I had crushes on. My aim game was appallingly bad.

  • atmedley
    Comrade_Dad 🧀🦌🍺 (@atmedley) reported

    @Utwitily 1998/1999 AOL. You had to murder a robot every time you logged on. Also couldn't be on the phone and internet at the same time. When my parents built their house in 99 they made sure there were two phone lines so we wouldn't have that problem

  • ShadowDroid616
    Shadow Droid (@ShadowDroid616) reported

    @BariAWilliams @apecatlady @dramaqueensambr Section 230 also protects publishers and their editorial discretion. (Zeran v. AOL) The platform isn’t merely a dumb pipe that does nothing. Even a platform has rules of behavior (aka terms of service) users agree to. Legislators would serve themselves well to understand this.

  • SpencerFordin
    Spencer Fordin (@SpencerFordin) reported

    Two things are true about my totally brief foray covering my favorite team, the NY Jets, after college: (1) I never would've allowed my fandom to interfere with my career but also (2) I had a very embarrassing Jets-related AOL email address at the time.

  • Nexxia
    Katatat (@Nexxia) reported

    Trying to diagnose problems with clients not seeing their websites correctly because they're still using AOL in 2022 is my favorite

  • hhensell
    Helen Hensell (@hhensell) reported

    @bongo_tongo Literally counting down the days until I turned 18 while sitting in my bedroom. Also, chatting with people on message boards, expressing my thoughts on AOL RED blogs, writing stories, waiting for aol internet to connect, & so much more

  • reversesigh1
    ⚛️rever𝕊e 𝕊igh🧪 | Lavender.Five Nødes (@reversesigh1) reported

    Thinking about being 12 and running a terrible website titled "Ewolk[sic]Jedi's Star Wars Page" and somehow getting it approved to be listed on the official AOL Keyword: Star Wars thing lol. I miss the 90s.

  • Dotubum
    Fred Jones (@Dotubum) reported

    @AOL Always nice to try to use a 24/7 support service and wait over 2 hours........ pathetic.

  • gerard_eric16
    Aaron Girard (@gerard_eric16) reported

    I partially remember some awful @AOL experiences but I have no doubt my least favorite web based company is @eBay

  • califortia
    tia (@califortia) reported

    first time i heard the aol dial up sound i had a panic attack **** sounded like i was bout to die