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13 | 65.00% |
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3 | 15.00% |
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3 | 15.00% |
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23 April 2001, 09:46
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Hey all.
I'm thinking (just thinking) of adding an Amiga shop to AmigaMOS.com. Selling Amigas, Amiga mouses, Amiga software, hardware etc. What do you guys think? Is it a bad idea or are the Internet already overloaded with good Amiga shops? MosMensk |
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23 April 2001, 11:26
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I don't really know good amiga shop over the web.
(and i don't look for them in fact) Could you post here some links of actual amiga shop ? |
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23 April 2001, 12:05
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Online Amiga Shops
See:
http://www.analogic.co.uk/ http://www.blittersoft.com/ http://www.cbi.nu/en/index2.cgi http://www.classiconline.org.uk/ http://www.amigagames.co.uk/ http://www.eyetech.co.uk/ http://www.fairgame.co.uk/ http://www.forematt.free-online.co.uk/ http://www.hisoft.co.uk/ http://www.eye-play.com/ http://www.sparkynet.com/turtle/cgi-...e/commerce.cgi http://www.weirdscience.co.uk/ http://welcome.to/white-knight |
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23 April 2001, 14:02
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hmmm.
Are these shops any good? I mean with prices, delevery, content, support etc etc...
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23 April 2001, 14:22
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Shops
I haven't really tried them all, but www.amigagames.co.uk wasn't particularly good. A lot of these are small companies and aren't that professional.
However, Power Computing is good: http://www.powerc.com |
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23 April 2001, 15:02
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Okay thanks.
I just wonder how many people that actually buy Amiga stuff over the net....But i guess the poll will tell 
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16 May 2001, 22:26
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www.vesalia.de
biggest shop |
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17 May 2001, 03:14
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I've used Power Computing & Hi-Soft both mentioned above: No problems.
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17 May 2001, 21:00
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I'd say leave it to other shops. There are many more than those Cody mentioned. You can get decent stuff for good prices, and good service, and hey, you always have eBay
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17 May 2001, 22:09
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I got my Aminet and 17 bit CD's from eBay (seven pages of it at the moment).
auctions.yahoo.co.uk have a good selection as well. |
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23 May 2001, 10:52
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I'm currently busy with buying an Amiga A2091 SCSI controller with Guru ROM through eBay. The guy seems very much an okay dude and we're now working out how we can ship this thing to Europe without pushing up the costs to insane levels.
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