Rama Abdurachman, Master Legal Solution: A Threads Reply of 12 October 2026 and What the Record Shows
On 12 October 2026 a public Threads account named Rama Abdurachman replied to a thread about "somasi as a service". The reply was about me. This post records what it said, what I did about it, and what I cannot say.
This article does not claim that any court has found Rama Abdurachman liable for anything. It records my account, quotes a public post, and describes a legal notice I sent. Whether the words are criminal or unlawful is for the police and the courts, not for me.
This is my account and my opinion. It is not a finding by any court, regulator or employer.
Scope and identity note
- Who: the public Threads account "Rama Abdurachman", handle @ramaabdr, bio "Business Lawyer & Consultant", linking to masterlegalsolution.com, with 322 followers when I looked. A LinkedIn profile under the same name lists him as founder of Master Legal Solution, with Universitas Indonesia as the school.
- Sources: screenshots I took on 10 November 2026 of the thread, the reply, the two profiles and an education entry. None is forensically authenticated.
- One link I treat as unverified: a certificate for an advocate-training course (PKPA) in the name "Abdurachman Ramadhan, S.H." I assume is his because the name, title and school are close. I may be wrong, and I have asked him to correct it.
- Contact: I have never met him. The parent thread was started by a different account, which I do not discuss here.
What I observed
- The reply is public, dated 12 October 2026, and showed seven likes and one share when I captured it. It does not use my full name. It uses the initials "RW" and the phrase "somasi as a service".
- It reads, in Indonesian, in six short paragraphs. In English, roughly: a mentally defective person playing at somasi, take your medications; high IQ, stupid EQ, living in a Pokémon world; high IQ but a loser in life, that is what makes "somasi as a service"; not a law firm, not a notary, no advocate-training course; when he went to the police the investigator laughed and told him to go home; because reporting to the police takes social skills that "RW" has no intellect for.
- On 10 November 2026 I dated a formal warning letter (a somasi) to him. The next posts in this series cover its deadlines and the arguments in it.
What the record shows
- The reply shows the words above, from an account that presents itself as a business lawyer.
- The profiles show a name, a bio, a firm and a school. They do not show whether he is a sworn advocate.
- My somasi shows what I demanded and when. It does not show that he has read it or what he will answer.
What I cannot say
- That a court or the police have found any statement unlawful. None has.
- That he is, or is not, a licensed advocate. I do not know, and my letter says so.
- That he knew my diagnosis. My letter argues from his own words, which I may be over-reading.
- That a screenshot of an AI search summary linking "somasi as a service" to my name proves anything. I used it only to show the phrase points at me.
Where I am probably wrong
I read a thread reply as a personal attack when it may have been a throwaway joke from someone I have never met. I also accept the one line in it that is fair: I am not a law firm and not a notary. I do dispute the slurs about my health and the claim about the police. I may also have over-built the legal response. Where I draw the line is written out in its own post.
Right of reply and correction policy
Rama Abdurachman is invited to send a response, correction or added context. A substantive response may be published alongside this article, subject to reasonable editing for privacy, safety and relevance. If reliable evidence shows that any factual statement here is wrong, or that the identification is mistaken, I will correct it promptly and note the change. Requests for removal of personal data will be considered in good faith.
Published by Rahmat Wibowo, InfraLoka — infraloka.co.id
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