Need help reaching forum member.

I’m hoping someone can help me. I’m concerned about a member of this forum that has failed to respond several messages. Almost 2 month and over 14 attempts to reach him hasn’t resulted in any replies.

Asphalt900 is the member I’m concerned about. I have sent text messages to his cell, called and left voice mail messages. Also sent PM through this forum. His last log in to KZ Rider was March 12th. Last known state was Kansas.

If anyone has knowledge of him or possibly lives in Kansas send me a PM.

In full disclosure he and I had entered into an agreement that he would restore a set of gauges for me. First concern is his well being. Secondary would be retrieval of my items.

Thanks

Matt

Mikaw wrote: I’m hoping someone can help me. I’m concerned about a member of this forum that has failed to respond several messages. Almost 2 month and over 14 attempts to reach him hasn’t resulted in any replies.

Asphalt900 is the member I’m concerned about. I have sent text messages to his cell, called and left voice mail messages. Also sent PM through this forum. His last log in to KZ Rider was March 12th. Last known state was Kansas.

If anyone has knowledge of him or possibly lives in Kansas send me a PM.

In full disclosure he and I had entered into an agreement that he would restore a set of gauges for me. First concern is his well being. Secondary would be retrieval of my items.

Thanks

Matt

I hope he is OK and not a victim of the Pandemic
Maybe a Kansas member can help.
Dave

Bumping this back up, hopefully someone can help.

I'll send him a PM. Hope he is alright.
Steve

This isn’t going in the direction I hoped... I remembered Clay, Asphalt900 sold on eBay. I sent him a message through eBay and haven’t received a reply... also no items for sale... it’s like he has just disappeared...

Again I’m asking if there are any members the live near Paola Kansas to pm me. I’m not getting a warm fuzzy feeling about this...

PM sent.

Good Ridin'
slmjim & ZBEBE

I dealt with Clay and he is indeed a good guy. Something serious must have happened for him to go offline.

hardrockminer wrote: I dealt with Clay and he is indeed a good guy. Something serious must have happened for him to go offline.

I agree that’s what is so concerneing... I didn’t know what else to do it to far to drive from Michigan. I called his local sheriff and asked them to do a wellness check. I will update.

OK.. All good with Clay... I received a call back form the detective that had checked on Clay... Sherriff found him outdoor working in the yard... Now why hasn't he returned my calls? The Sherriff gave him my number, Clay commented yes I remember Matt i will call him... Still waiting on that call... Good news he's still vertical... The saga continues...

These COVID19 days set some new priorities on human behaviour rules....

Scirocco wrote: These COVID19 days set some new priorities on human behaviour rules....

Don't get me started :whistle:

At least it didn't turn out like it did with my friend Dan. I'd been riding 400 miles one way for 3 days to help sell his classic vehicles and junk. Long story short he tried to get me to rip off a buyer so I stopped selling for him at XMAS. I got a email from him the day before, the next day I sent him one telling him I'd be driving my daughter's car being it was too cold to ride. No answer to my email or calls. The next day I called the Sheriff and they found him leaned up against the side of his bed. He had polished of a fifth of JD along with his 10 beers a day and that did him in. :pinch: Everyone called him Dirty Dan the 40 years I knew him. I was the only one he couldn't GANK.:evil: He said I was the only friend he had left. I guess thinking I wasn't going up there anymore sent him over the edge. Too bad, I had his Vette and bike sold and planned to stay there until everything was sold as well but that wasn't meant to be. :dry:
I'm glad Clay is well. I hope he isn't upset you had them check on him. As we age we lose people from our lives and soon it will be our turn. Tell them how you feel about them for tomorrow may never come.
Steve