AOL Outage Report in Carmel-by-the-Sea, Monterey County, California
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Most Reported Problems
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
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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(@TheAtSignThing) reported
@PrimeVideo yo what’s up with your steaming service. This is a multi 100 billon solar company and your streaming service operates as if it’s @AOL in 1997. Seriously though, why is It so tough to find things on your service? 1/10 on the ease of use scale.
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Jiang Cheng
(@wanyinbot) reported
Jin Ling. Come help me guess Wei Wuxian's AOL password
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Robbie Cox
(@BassBassPipe) reported
@MaroonMusket @FearTheTriangle @ohheythere215 Well, just in case aol is down again— UMass lost. Again!!!
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IrrelevancePersonified
(@IrrelevancePer1) reported
Just came across an AOL email address someone uses and who tf neglected to tell me that that **** still exists
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Alex Mitchell
(@lex_mitchell) reported
@chriscantino Mainstream requires folks be able to easily set up their accounts on web/software/mobile apps. You shouldn’t have to ask a friend because the app interface sucks and help docs are useless. Remember aol sent out CDs and that got folks using email. Make it easy, they will come.
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白豆
(@Hachidori243) reported
@sheepchase Maybe it was MSN. I’ve got a horrible memory. I used to use ICQ too! And mRIC, and AOL IM…so many acronyms lol
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The Queen of Christmas
(@lizchanmusic) reported
@TaylorLorenz @Jason That’s the crazy part! At the time AOL hired a bunch of still in college media studies students and existing influencers (nee bloggers) to throw **** at a wall. We developed content, courted partnerships and paid bloggers for cross promotion across entertainment channels.
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OutlawTorn #ImAHayter
(@lewd_kid01) reported
@rwatkins829 @davemeltzerWON I've heard of an infamous Vince McMahon AOL chatroom incident where he burried Bret Hart and WCW. So I'm really curious that were people still blinded by tribalism back then too?
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irrezolut
(@irrezolut) reported
Or better yet, the .eth people will be like the folks who are still paying for AOL. They'll stay subscribed, and year over year the connective systems will degrade or be deprecated and we'll all be using holo laser storage or whatever as a 2D ape image is never accessed again
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Arthur Chu
(@arthur_affect) reported
AOL never really had any good ideas about how to make a big ongoing profit once they just became a glorified ISP and no one wanted to even look at their proprietary content much less pay for it But their plan boiled down to "Become the biggest ISP in America and be UNSTOPPABLE"