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http://www.amibay.com January 13, 2009 Hits: 498 Favorites

AmiBay provides a no-cost way to buy or sell your retro hardware and software without the burden of auction fees.� It's built by members of the Amiga community, for the retro community.

AmiBay isn't however an auction site, but instead a classifieds style bulletin board/forum allowing members to post fixed priced for sale adverts, and a first come, first to win, so you always know exactly what you are paying.