RAMarama, Inc. sold computer components for eight years.  I built a strong repeat business through the Internet and maintained a regular presence on the trade show circuit in the Midwest.  RAMarama, Inc. had a well-deserved reputation based on my commitment to customer service, my personal integrity and the high quality brand name merchandise I carried.   I never sold generic or gray market products.

I started RAMarama, Inc. in 1996, offering name brand memory modules at a time when most companies were offering generic modules.  Over the years, I expanded by selling complete PC systems, other components and doing repairs.  I stayed with name brand merchandise in retail packages with full manufacture's warranty and deliberately avoided OEM and generic products.  Memory brands I was proud to be affiliated with were Micron, Infineon, Samsung and Kingston.  RAMarama, Inc. was an authorized supplier of AMD CPUs and ABIT, ASUS and MSI mainboards.

In July of 2004, I decided to pursue another opportunity and I closed my business.  As happy as I am for the decision I made, it was not the easiest of decisions because I would no longer be seeing the many long-term customers who had not just contributed to the success of my company, but who had become my friends.  If you are looking for another supplier, I suggest you contact Rob at MicroTech Computers , another Ohio-based company with a strong commitment to customer service offering quality products.  I have no finanacial relationship with them; I just respected them as a competitor. 

To all of my customers and to Peter, Buffy and Mary at Peter Trapp Computer Shows and the folks at MarketPro Computer Shows , I express my sincere thanks and best wishes.