Old Amiga Elite BBS back from the dead!

Doctor Who themed BBS with a focus on Science Fiction literature and Writing tools.

Online since 2005 (mostly). Running on a C128-Flat, CMD HD-20 (4GB). Call in ANSI or PETSCII – the BBS takes on a whole new look! We have a huge Upload and Download area, Great Online games, and we’re working on adding features every day. The only thing we’re missing is you!

A UK BBS which was born on a Sinclair ZX Spectrum using a citizen band radio as a network/transfer medium, before being ported to the Atari ST & modem. Reborn in 2021 on UNIX with dial up options. Line 1 : +44-1484-280168 (Huddersfield UK) Line 2,3,4,5,6 : +44-1484-320007 (Huddersfield UK) Line 2,3,4,5,6 : +44-208-077-3185 (London […]

Manic Modem BBS; the good old days of BBSing! The BBS was active as a dial-up service from 1993 to 1995. It was closed when the Internet took over the 418 area (Quebec, Canada). The BBS was fully restored in 2004 as a Telnet BBS. It is now reachable at www.manic-modem.com

Running Major BBS on Microsoft Windows supporting The Amiga, Commodore 64/128, Linux, OS2, Trs-80 Color Computer and Unix. This is a public not a private bbs system.

Hello and welcome to The Mega BBS running Mystic BBS and this system supports The Amiga, Commodore 64/1/28, FreeBSD, Linux, Macintosh, OS/2, The Trs-80 Color Computer,Unix with message base and file transfer areas. We currently have over 8TB of free disk space, over 1,000 files available in the file transfer areas, online games, the system […]

Back after 30 years, MIcrotown runs on a Commodore 128 (in 64 mode) with LT Kernal Hard Drive. Software is original and was written back when I was in high school. Source code is available on request. Supports PETSCII and ASCII.

This is a BBS for anyone with an interest in RetroComputing and Retro or Vintage Technology in general. FYI IP address may periodically change as I do not have a static address with my ISP. It will be updated here ASAP when it does change.

Monochrome BBS, known to users as “Mono”, is a text-based multi-user bulletin board system featuring thousands of discussion files, along with games, instant and deferred user messaging, and a talker. It is notable for being the UK’s largest internet social networking site in the early- to mid-1990s, long before such sites became commonplace on the […]

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