- User Level99 or "Travis Reynolds" selling RAM Controls parts
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The fcuk? Adam Judd is a career criminal. I just cannot believe what I am reading.
mgkastra
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Which part? That you cant force people to care, that I don't think being tricked or mislead makes you an idiot, or that I informed Jon immediately when I saw he did business with him?
mattosborn
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I think it was the "people can do what they please" attitude.
mgkastra
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I see that as the same that you cannot make people care. It frustrates me, but I find it pretty factual.
This needs to be bumped. New visitors to this forum need to be educated.
andrewb
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+1. There really needs to be a once-monthly 'post for new members' bumped thread (ideally from mods, IMO), with the basic stuff we are always having to remind people of:
1) Edit your account settings to show your location.
2) Always try the search first, before asking the group.
3) Travis Reynolds on FB is RAM Controls.
I've been reading a lot on this forum for months now. Today was the first time I actually saw the sub forums link to click. I agree that RAM Controls info should be more prominent on this site. I've read all 18 pages of this thread. I'm a noob when it comes to arcade restoration and have been buying parts for months now. Fortunately everything purchased has been from reputable sources. Thank you everyone here for keeping track of this and I'm now informed.
Pretty new to the hobby and just found this thread. I just bought a Rampage harness from TravsArcadeStuff on Etsy. Apparently it's the same guy. Now I'm wondering if I'll ever see it. ugh.. I used a credit card so I assume I can recoup that. Still kinda sucks. I was going to order an Atari System 1 harness as well. Holding off now. BTW.. anyone make a good System 1 harness?
Process a chargeback. Immediately. Do not delay.
mgkastra
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There is no reason why you wouldn't get it. He has been delivering harness for the last 5 years. Supporting him is the issue people have.
andrewb
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You'll probably get it, as he's been selling stuff on FB and Etsy for years. However whether or not you want to support a person who scammed people here out of thousands of dollars is up to you.
mgkastra
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on http://www.adamjudd.info/# if you click "Adam Judd" link, this is shown:
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Adam Goff
As of today, this man, this scammer-fraud expert, still walks the streets. He seems to skate through the hands of the police time and time again, at the most getting his hands slapped and serving weekend jail time. But the disruption he causes when he makes his way through your life; the time it takes to mentally unwind truth from fiction, to realize you were conned and got sucked into a sociopath's world with the end result of your pocketbook being flattened from his stealing.This guy has been conning other people for at least 10 years that we know of but probably double that amount of time.
https://portal.sb-court.org/Portal/Home/WorkspaceMode?p=0"
mgkastra
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I am not 100% on the story of Adam Judd/Travis Reynolds. I was not around during that time. I have not seen definitive proof that all these people are the same person or the seducer of woman to get their bank accounts is the same person that is RAM Controls or RAM Controls is Travis Reynolds. He wasn't convicted so lack of evidence sorta prevails for that kinda evidence.
Did RAM Controls start with selling harnesses, then moved to parts?
Travis Reynolds, based on my research on him, works at a place that makes marine harnesses. This gives him the tools and knowledge to easily create video game harnesses as video game harnesses are much simpiliar and smaller, so no sweat for someone in the biz. From that, it seems that he would start with harnesses, then move to fabrication of parts. Maybe where he works he fabricates boat parts too?
Just the timeline of scamming KLOV and scamming woman and now making harnesses doesn't line up all the way with me.
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