Ramjet
reviews and complaints

This company, Ramjet, they sold some software through Walmart, right? But guess what? It wasn't even downloadable! Can you believe that? I mean, seriously, who sells software that you can't even download? So, I tried to reach out to them, you know, through Walmart and their fancy company email address. But guess what? I haven't heard a peep from them. Nada. Zilch. It's like they disappeared into thin air or something. So, let me tell you, if you're thinking about buying something from these guys, you better watch out. Don't say I didn't warn you.

Ramjet's customer service reps were super helpful in figuring out which RAM was right for my MacBook. They pointed me in the right direction and now my memory is running like a charm. My computer is way faster now, and the best thing is I saved a ton of cash by not going for the pricey Apple upgrade. I can't recommend Ramjet enough!

The peeps at Ramjet customer service were super smart and helped me figure out which RAM was right for my MacBook Pro. Now my computer is zooming like nobody's business. And the best thing is, I saved a ton of cash by not buying the upgrade from Apple. I totally recommend Ramjet, they're the bomb!

Ramjet.com is a great place to buy rams. They have a wide selection with various specifications to suit any user. If you're in need of ram, Ramjet is a good choice for purchasing. The ram I bought was reasonably priced and the delivery didn't take too long. I'm excited to buy more from them in the future.

Ramjet is a pretty good place to go if you're looking to upgrade your RAM. I recently purchased a Mac Pro Tower from them, thinking it was a Mac Pro 5.1. However, when I tried to start it up, nothing happened. It was a real bummer. I had to take it to a local shop to get it checked out, and they discovered that the serial number indicated it was actually a Mac Pro 4.1. They told me that there was no way to turn it into a 5.1, so basically, I didn't get what I paid for. Now, I'm stuck with a super expensive paperweight that cost me a whopping $2,499.00. It's really frustrating when you think you're getting one thing and end up with something completely different.

When it comes to my biz software, Ramjet is my go-to. They always give me a ring to let me know 'bout any updates I might need, and their discounts on their products are top-notch. Plus, they're super quick when it comes to gettin' those products to me.
The checkout process is a breeze, and I gotta say, the order confirmation, download link, and license emails all show up in a jiffy.
This is seriously the spot to snag some software. It's so dang easy, I can't stress it enough.
Thanks a bunch!

I gotta tell ya, I got myself some RAMJET stuff to spruce up my old Macbook Pro from 2008. I wanted to beef up the memory to a solid 6GB and swap out that clunky hard drive for a slick 256GB SSD. So, I gave 'em a ring and guess what? No annoying automated answering nonsense, just a real person on the other end ready to help me out. They wasted no time and helped me pick out the right products in a jiffy.

Now, let me tell ya, this upgrade was a game-changer! The 6GB of memory definitely gave my Macbook a boost, but the real star of the show was that SSD. Holy moly, the difference it made was like night and day! Booting up my machine became lightning fast, and logging in was a breeze. Even during regular use, I could feel the difference in speed and responsiveness. It's gotten to the point where I don't even feel the need to splurge on a new MacBook Pro anymore. This ol' laptop is doing just fine for my everyday needs.

Gotta give props to RAMJET for providing me with such a great experience. It's been a whole year now, and I haven't encountered a single problem with any of their products. So, when my battery finally kicks the bucket (it's currently begging to be replaced), I won't hesitate to snatch up a new one from these guys. Trust me, they won't let you down.

I was always really happy with Ramjet memory, but the upgraded Mac Pro desktop I bought from Ramjet for $3200.00 in November of 2015 was alright for a bit, but then it started having problems. They sent me a new video card, which seemed to help, but then it got even worse than before.

At first, I only had issues while using bootcamp on Windows 7 to play video games. I can still play video games on bootcamp Win7 on my original Mac Pro 4.1 that I still have as a backup, since this Ramjet upgraded Mac Pro 5.1 is supposed to replace it. However, the problems with the new upgraded Ramjet Mac Pro slowly got worse to the point where sometimes I couldn't even boot into the Mac, which is what I mainly use for my business.

The tech who built the Mac Pro tried to help, but eventually ignored the evidence I sent him: pictures of the frozen Mac screen, unrelated to gaming on Win7, and told me he didn't know what to say. He asked me to send the Mac to him, which was difficult since I use it for my business, but I agreed and emailed him questions about the details. They haven't responded to that last email or any emails I've sent since then, including a timeline and progression of what happened. I thought they were still willing to work with me, but weeks and months went by without any response.

I had to contact my bank about a credit card purchase from a completely different vendor that didn't work and ignored my emails. The lady at the bank was nice and helpful, so when she asked if there was anything else, I hesitantly told her about the issue with the tech who sold me the Mac Pro desktop and the resulting problems, and that they failed to respond. I think the bank asked for a full refund, which is not what I had asked for. I only wanted a $500.00 refund since the computer isn't doing what they claimed it would do.

She promised to personally talk to the tech to try to help me out. That was a mistake on my part because it seems she handled it differently and upset Ramjet, who now believe that the whole problem was caused by one specific game, Guild Wars II.

Right now, the old computer can still run Guild Wars II (with graphics set to the lowest for maximum speed) and other video games on Bootcamp Windows 7, but I can't do that on the new one. Currently, it's stable if I only use the Mac, but it still has problems if I boot into bootcamp Win7. However, using VMWare Fusion to access business programs on bootcamp works fine. I've never been able to play any video games that way though.

I'm using the RamJet Mac Pro for business and can only play Guild Wars II on the Mac version of the game, with graphics set to the lowest for maximum speed. I can't play any other PC games on it.

I wouldn't recommend buying any of the rebuilt/upgraded Macs they sell, and I'm really disappointed in their behavior.