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I am so sorry you are dealing with this. I would be very upset if this was me going through this.
There's an Instagram account with 78.3K followers, @ramaworks
There's a Twitter account, too.
Allegedly two key people left and formed another company.
My advice: contact them through Instagram and if no response in 48 hours, dispute the $600 charge with whatever form of payment you used originally, and find another build for your bro.
Good luck. >

They don’t respond to DMs, and disputing may be too late as it has been almost 2 years. 
There are interesting rumours that Rama is broke now and they’re selling non-keyboard stuff like pens and collectibles to fund past GBs rofl >

Rama started as a collectibles company. >

Sorry to say but welcome to the Rama experience. People who have been in the hobby for a bit have seen Rama nosedive completely and setting their unhinged ranting about some ex-“colleague” drama aside they’ve been missing their deadlines consistently for well over a year. I would stay far far away from them, issue chargebacks ASAP if applicable, and never look back. >

I have to say that I bought a rama keycap and it was so terrible and ill fitting that I realized they were all hype. I was able to return it and I never bought anything else from them. >

They delivered all my boards, two u80 seq2, a kara and a m60-A tank. All took more than a year and a half except when in stock. "Rama works" is kinda "Rama works slow". Sorry man >

It ain’t a scam. It’s just a shitty group buy with even worse communication. Unfortunately companies like GMK have normalised this shit. If you want relatively reliable group buys the only company I can think of that actually sticks to their deadlines is Mode. My Sonnet came a month early, almost every other group buy I’ve joined is cursed. >

There was an in-depth post on them on sub awhile back. I’ve linked it here. Hopefully this helps clarify things. >

You need to find them on discord or instagram. If that doesn't work then dispute the payment. Btw, was it a GB? do Not join any GB from now on. >

You can aim to dispute the charges.
RamaWorks delivery time frame can only be described as "when it's done." It's up to them to decide when they are done QC'ing the board. It's the "GB experience" for the lack of better term. As with any other group buys (GB) for some reason, long waiting times and delays have to be expected. Understandably, they should be not over-promising the time it takes to make and QC the boards. But, here we are: ETA listed is almost always just an extremely optimistic time frame.
Speaking of, RAMA U80-A SEQ2 delivers about 1+ year. They are not scammers per se, but they are notorious for not fulfilling the listed time frame. So much so that I'd add an additional year to their listed time and it would probably come as "expected."
TL;DR: dispute immediately if you wish, especially with PayPal because they have the time frame; remember that if you use credit card for such purchases, you can convince RamaWorks to "hurry the fuck up" even though it has passed the deadline. They deliver and the boards are good... but that does not excuse the ETA that is starting to seem habitually deceptive at this point.

!I was going to go on a tangent on the other company that needs you to wait at least 2+ years to get 160+ plastic keycaps... But let's just say it's a low hanging fruit and I am not "proud" to have the "patience" to wait for that long.!< >

I wouldn’t say they are an outright scam. When they have product in-stock, they are pretty timely in shipping it out. 
But I stay far away from anything thats in pre-order or group buy from them as they do not provide sufficient updates and their timelines are horribly off.