880K Bytes formatted storage capacity – Commodore Amiga 1000

Community of users from the old BBS warez scene preserving memories of the good old Amiga Amiexpress days.

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Full versions of /X ready to run, and with full support can be found in the forums.

AmiExpress BBS – also known as /X – by Synthetic Technologies was a popular BBS software application for the Commodore Amiga line of computers. AmiExpress was extremely popular among the warez scene for trading (exchanging) software.[1][2]
AmiExpress was created and updated between 1992 and 1995. Originally written by Michael Thomas of Synthetic Technologies and later sold to Joseph Hodge of Lightspeed Technologies. Mike Thomas worked on AmiExpress for about two years, modelling the software after the commercial PC BBS software PCBoard. He first ran a BBS on PCBoard on a PC himself, but he was not happy with the PC platform in general and decided to make a comparable product on the Amiga.[3]
A Usenet post (by /X author Joseph Hodge) later stated that both programming on /X and the developer company (LightSpeed Technologies Inc.) were to be dissolved, with plans for a new bulletin board system – Millennium BBS. This never surfaced.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiexpress

/X BBS’s currently online:

Uzi Suicide – Telnet: Uzisuicide.servebbs.org

Masturbation Station – Telnet: bbs.masturbationstationbbs.com

The Edge – Telnet: theedgebbs.dyndns.org Port 1541

Spatula City – Telnet: spatulacity.seeglow.com

Death Row – Telnet: deathrow.servebbs.org

Fastline – Telnet: fastline.nu Port: 1541

Darkstar – Telnet: baudgirl.ddns.net

Connect to the Masturbation Station BBS running Amiexpress 4.20
Back from the early 90’s with it’s original Ascii’s, one of the Elitest Boards in its day.

Ascii Goodies
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Ascii Converter

Friends
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Amiexpress Sysops on Facebook

Masturbation Station BBS
 

Amiexpress
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File Listing HTML

Welcome,

The old amiexpress.co.uk site disappeared because the domain name expired.
I am not sure if the original owner lost interest or  forgot, but at the same time I was renewing my own in retro computing.

Out of love for the great BBS and the old scene days, I started the task of building a website in support of the old bbs.
This is a labor of love and in hopes of bring back some old-schoolers and sparking interest in the new generation.

A big thank you to the original creator, developers , sysops and door programmers of Amiexpress.

AmiExpress was originally written by Michael Thomas of Synthetic Technologies and later sold to Joseph Hodge of Lightspeed Technologies.

Amiexpress.co.uk

Lonely Modem waiting for a carrier in the Twilight Zone.

ATDT 8675309 (Jenny)

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