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AOL Outage Report in Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut

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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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Problems in the last 24 hours in Bridgeport, Connecticut

The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Bridgeport, Connecticut 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%)

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AOL Issues Reports Near Bridgeport, Connecticut

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Bridgeport and nearby locations:

  • RealKieranLyons
    MilfordBeachBum (@RealKieranLyons) reported from Milford, Connecticut

    @SweetCor83 I must have misplaced your AOL address, please resend. actual age-10/day after payday/Down Cape Motor Lodge

  • _LLCOOL_A
    Robert Horny (@_LLCOOL_A) reported from Bridgeport, Connecticut

    @Beentrillaustin “Damn I was just talking to him on AOL messenger”

AOL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • DespinaKarras
    Despina Karras (@DespinaKarras) reported

    @LilacMist I still have aol too for that same reason! I also have a business and personal gmail. The personal one doesn't give me AS many problems, though I still have issues. But I don't want to send professional emails from an address with my nickname, you know?

  • splendidpodcast
    Splendid Sports (@splendidpodcast) reported

    @SportsCardInv you got a damn impressive video / production crew. Many of the other shows appeared to be filming / recording their shows from @nsccshow on a flip phone with 1999 AOL dial-up Internet.

  • UL0gic
    ultra_l0gic (@UL0gic) reported

    @jerrysaltz @redsteeze Wtf is a bot? Bot meant something else to my generation of internet (IRC, botnets, early AOL chat). Now everybody is a bit mmmmm it apparently and I’m not sure what that even means anymore.

  • InkstainedFox03
    Everett Todd (@InkstainedFox03) reported

    @MouthCrayon @KittenTBritche1 @priceoreason There where plenty of places to get video before YouTube was even an idea. VOIP radio goes back to 1996 at least. AOL had rudimentary streaming that never worked quite right.

  • SchmaltzDiva
    Anita Malchiodi (@SchmaltzDiva) reported

    @JettuJagga @ZuzuQueenOfMars Back in early 1994 the AOL interface for chat was a lot nicer than IRC. Plus, many places didn't get any ISP service companies in their area until mid 1994. The 1st ISP in my town had techs who couldn't work with Macs. Everything was a Mac fault...

  • jacksparrow1876
    jacksparrow1876 (@jacksparrow1876) reported

    @intocryptoverse I remember when Sears, blockbuster, gateway, Friendster, MySpace, AOL, Netscape, Yahoo, circuit city, Best Buy, Macy’s, GameStop, Playboy, Walkman, Discman, VHS, DVD, DLP, Plasma, 1080P, 4K, iPod ect were king. Bitcoin is on borrowed time. Slow Network effect, no utility still.

  • JimmyDaGreek76
    Trembling With Greed (@JimmyDaGreek76) reported

    @1MainCapital Once AOL/TW merged, my friends at AOL would tell stories how the TW side refused to cooperate with the AOL side. Even though there were supposed to be "synergies", they never materialized since the two companies were never integrated. A very ill-conceived merger on the TW side

  • usa_retro
    retro_tech_usa (@usa_retro) reported

    What happened to Mobile Hotspot technology? It used to be pretty good, but now it's as slow as dial-up AOL from 1992. Any good answers? @VZWSupport

  • RavenJae5
    Miss Construed (No Lists!) #vaxxed (@RavenJae5) reported

    @LaBreaCarwash @ECMcLaughlin i disagree. i've been on the internet since 93 with AOL, chatrooms, etc. it has NEVER been like it has the last 4 going on 5 years.

  • jimh3rd
    Row Jimmy Superspreader (@jimh3rd) reported

    @WebMD Cancel Webmd. They served a purpose when AOL was relevant