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Posted by Stinkerbell
- October 07, 2009, 08:50:04 AMQuote from: harley89 on October 07, 2009, 04:28:39 AM
OMG Stinker during my AOl days as a user I probably yelled at you SORRY
Yeah, we got yelled at... a lot.
If it was you, I don't recall. The only screen name I do remember was this highschool kid who was called "LilRetard". 'Nuf said.Posted by disneyland lady
- October 07, 2009, 06:08:05 AMFrom Pogo HELP:
Question
What happened to my Pogo games on AOL?
Answer
AOL and Pogo.com have worked together for several years to bring the fun and relaxation of Pogo games to a broad audience. As of July 1st, 2008, AOL will be focusing their efforts on a new game channel. As a result, Pogo will need to be accessed via Pogo.com instead of through the AOL portal – different log-in page, same great site to play games. All AOL users will continue to enjoy over 100 free online games, compete in cash and prize drawings, chat with friends, personalize their minis and more.
Don't worry though! All your favorite Pogo games, your Club Pogo membership, and any earned tokens and rewards are all still available on Pogo.com!
You can continue to play Pogo games and access your Pogo account on www.Pogo.com. Here's how:
Club Pogo members: Simply go to www.Pogo.com and sign in with your existing Pogo username and password.
All other Pogo players: You may need to update your account details before accessing your account. Simply visit http://aol.pogo.com/welcome and we will walk you through a few quick and easy steps which will enable you to access your tokens, mini, gems, badges, and more!
You may now wish to bookmark Pogo.com on your web browser for quick and easy access to all your favorite games.
Thank you and happy gaming!
Question
What happened to my Pogo games on AOL?
Answer
AOL and Pogo.com have worked together for several years to bring the fun and relaxation of Pogo games to a broad audience. As of July 1st, 2008, AOL will be focusing their efforts on a new game channel. As a result, Pogo will need to be accessed via Pogo.com instead of through the AOL portal – different log-in page, same great site to play games. All AOL users will continue to enjoy over 100 free online games, compete in cash and prize drawings, chat with friends, personalize their minis and more.
Don't worry though! All your favorite Pogo games, your Club Pogo membership, and any earned tokens and rewards are all still available on Pogo.com!
You can continue to play Pogo games and access your Pogo account on www.Pogo.com. Here's how:
Club Pogo members: Simply go to www.Pogo.com and sign in with your existing Pogo username and password.
All other Pogo players: You may need to update your account details before accessing your account. Simply visit http://aol.pogo.com/welcome and we will walk you through a few quick and easy steps which will enable you to access your tokens, mini, gems, badges, and more!
You may now wish to bookmark Pogo.com on your web browser for quick and easy access to all your favorite games.
Thank you and happy gaming!
Posted by Squid
- October 07, 2009, 04:42:26 AMQuote from: harley89 on October 07, 2009, 04:28:39 AM
OMG Stinker during my AOl days as a user I probably yelled at you SORRY
I'm sorry but that's just too funny. And probably toooooo true! Stinky, if you've ever worked for an insurance company, I'm sorry, I've probably yelled at you, too!
Posted by harley89
- October 07, 2009, 04:28:39 AMQuote from: Stinkerbell on October 06, 2009, 08:49:01 PMOMG Stinker during my AOl days as a user I probably yelled at you SORRY
I remember way back when I worked Tech Support for AOL, there was way to access a browser outside of AOL. Try to get to google or a search engine other than what AOL default is. Whenever people had problems, that's what we would have them do.
Posted by Homer
- October 06, 2009, 08:58:37 PMyou need to clear your cache and reboot the pc
Posted by Stinkerbell
- October 06, 2009, 08:49:01 PMI remember way back when I worked Tech Support for AOL, there was way to access a browser outside of AOL. Try to get to google or a search engine other than what AOL default is. Whenever people had problems, that's what we would have them do.
Posted by gran2x2
- October 06, 2009, 08:47:05 PM
This started a few days ago..I have deleted temps/cookies etc but I keep getting this message..The website cannot display the page
HTTP 500
Most likely causes:
The website is under maintenance.
The website has a programming error.
What you can try:
Retype the address.
Go back to the previous page.
More information
This error (HTTP 500 Internal Server Error) means that the website you are visiting had a server problem which prevented the webpage from displaying.