AOL outages and service status in Coos Bay, Oregon

Problems in the last 24 hours in Coos Bay, Oregon

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

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AOL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Rogue (@panzer8314) reported 4 minutes ago

  @LadyForProgress Uh are you stupid? Edythe Moss specifically told Aol news that Dalton had a bond hearing at 1:30, and who was it that kept bashing on Chud for losing his kids? YOUR SIDE DID!

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  Nintendo Prime (@NintyPrime) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Stephen_Agnew @TRIPSTER0 "Why is that weird." I've been on social media since social media was nothing but yahoo chat rooms and AOL Instant Messenger. People say and do all sorts of ****. BOTH IRL and Online. And what they they do, why they do it, that's on them. I have zero curiosity around it. Just because someone is talking publicly, doesn't mean I have to care. Like, I am friends with AndresRestart. But before we were friends, he was a fellow content creator. I valued his thoughts on content creation and his approach to making his videos - but before we were friends? Nothing else he said publicly mattered. Because I didn't know him enough to know why I should even care what he's talking about. "You should welcome that curiosity" I should welcome people questioning literally everything I say or do? All it makes me want to do is not say or do any of it. ", not shame it or be a **** towards people who ask you curious questions." So your questions are "curious", mine are "being a ****". Got it. "If someone asks you a question, just answer them." No. I don't have to answer anything I don't want to answer. What the hell kind of reasoning is this? Do you just answer everyone's question all the time? If you don't feel like answering - don't. You don't owe them anything. They are strangers on the internet. They couldn't be less relevant to your life. "Have a normal conversation on X" I argue normal conversations don't exist on X. Because if what I see is normal, I don't want to be on this planet anymore. "being defensive and being a jerk to them." Not only have your questions been answered, I asked questions in return. So I get it: You can ask me questions and if I don't want to answer it then but ask you a question in kind, and you don't want to answer it then - I'm the ****, you're the innocent bystander. If my post isn't asking a question, I am not asking for anyone's thoughts, nor taking questions. I do Q and A's for that. Commentary is just that, and people are free to disagree or not with my commentary. They are free to ask, or not questions. And I am free to answer those questions, or not. You seem to have this definition of "nromal" that is inherently "you must do what is asked of you because I said so". Nah, I don't. There is no normal. How I am behaving right now is perfectly, 1000%, considered normal among my friends. "Nothing you do here is your private business" lol "you do it publicly and so the public has a right to ask about your public actions" And I have a right to respond to a question, with a question. "Just give an honest answer and move on." I did. You didn't like my answer.

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  Lying KJP (@LyingKJP) reported 7 minutes ago

  @StevenHeathen @SadTreachery A rootkit can have malice intent, stupid Sony BMG and AOL 5.0 are examples of companies that were sued for similar situations

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  mbd (@wvdogs252) reported 8 minutes ago

  AOL: Has everyone left the building? Or are you all just taking a break? Wake up, get out of your seat, and FIX the comment section of your postings. @AOL

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  Nick (@realDeFiPath) reported 8 minutes ago

  @MilkRoad AOL tried that. History favors the open platform with network effects — unless the specialized chain delivers clear, hard-to-replicate advantages for the exact users (TradFi institutions) it targets.

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  ₳ndrew (@notSamWukong) reported 10 minutes ago

  @corey_lineberry @25YearsAgoLive That does sound pretty cool concept. But I don’t know if the Internet could even support something like that. I mean it’s mostly for like emails and browsing AOL, right?

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  Jeremy Lamb (@jeremy__lamb) reported 10 minutes ago

  @BlackulaJonez Terrible word choice, I’m like your grandpa logging into AOL in 1999

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  Tre. (@IamTHREEE) reported 11 minutes ago

  Same goes for AOL. I’ve had it since 5th grade. I made my Gmail in college… wtf is Googles problem????

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  Qiang Bai (@qiangthesuper) reported 15 minutes ago

  AOL was the first time I realized that a business could systematically exploit human weakness and make money by misleading customers. At the time, I was still a student. Out of curiosity, I subscribed to AOL. In reality, I already had access to the internet through a PPP modem, so I didn’t need AOL at all. But they offered a “first month free” promotion, and during registration, I had to provide my bank account details. I completely forgot about it. I never used the service, since I continued using my own internet connection. A few months later, I accidentally discovered that I had been charged $9.95 every month. As a student, that was not a trivial amount. I contacted AOL customer service. They didn’t argue or explain — they immediately terminated the service. Which, to me, showed they knew exactly what they were doing — and that this was not an isolated case.

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  El Mustachio Elegante (@EleganteStache) reported 16 minutes ago

  This has been going on for DECADES! I was a senior support tech at AOL right out of college, team lead for the Apple version, helping write scripts & handling difficult cases, including VIPs. They gave me awards. Then I trained my Indian “backups.” Laid off almost immediately.