AOL Outage Report in Live Oak, Sutter County, California
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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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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.
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E-mail (81%)
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Total Blackout (11%)
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Internet (5%)
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Phone (4%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Live Oak, California
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Live Oak and nearby locations:
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WWE’s Gravestone
(@NathanRicci6) reported
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Live Oak, California
@ItsTy_ok @NiaJaxWWE Yeah, like she would ever accept. Internet Flirting doesn’t work on Celebrities, it’s for dating apps and AOL chat rooms and ****... sorry that nobody told you.
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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geesecougar2
(@geesecougar2) reported
@83Weeks #AskEric Vince won the wars, but could he have survived in that AOL machine? Or would any booker have been destined to fail in that context?
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Laura D'Angelo
(@laurakdangelo) reported
Today my dad asked me to cancel the AOL subscription that he is apparently still paying for in the Year of our Lord 2021
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Riphade
(@RiphadeOnTwitch) reported
Well, I FINALLY got my order reordered. The issue? Seems like AOL mail is garbage and refuses to have certain emails sent to me. Not that I'm gonna celebrate yet but it is ordered. So yeah, **** you AOL.
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Tripp Whitbeck
(@trippwhitbeck) reported
@ChrisGaskill @JurisPettiness @AOL I've never changed from AOL. I am a "recovering lawyer," so I guess I get a pass, but we're out there...
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Joel Berger
(@teknomantik) reported
@RealMarkPowell @SwiftOnSecurity Oh gods, and "Easy Internet Access." Imagine a custom wrapper around DUN and IE3 (so essentially AOL without the proprietary transport) hardwired to a pre-provisioned account. Now imagine it breaks if you change your password and requires a secret-handshake fix from support.
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Ashley Boykin
(@ashley_n_boykin) reported
When I was growing up in the early 2000s you could #code your own webpage via aol. Why did free learning stop? Why pay for something that was stolen? Ultimately why profit of of something that’s designed to never be fixed?
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Alaia Williams
(@AlaiaWilliams) reported
@BritniDWrites This was probably 20 years ago, easy, if not more. When most of us were still on AOL. I just never dreamed someone would write back like that.
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Debbie Higgs
(@DebbieHiggs11) reported
I watched @pen15show and it was cathartic. Middle school was so terrible for me. I wasn't as cool as Maya or 'Na. I was UGIS for sure. I did have a BF on AOL Instant Messenger though, and he probably also was not who he said he was!
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David Crais PMP CMPE
(@davidcrais) reported
If you’re bio only includes tenure at #SiliconValley name brand A-list startups over the past 10 years, your value is about to drop precipitously. Post-Covid it’s a different world, eras end. By 2002, no one gave a damn about anyone who was an AOL or LotusNotes veteran. #tech
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Rich Rogers
(@RichRogers_) reported
@eyeofbass @Scaramucci Buying Bitcoin today is like buying up all of the best domain names back in the early 1990s. Last year was the equivalent of supporting an HTML page. This year is the AOL phase with Square. Soon we will have crypto native solutions that drive latency out of the financial network.