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Note: The following content reflects allegations and reports from individuals. This relates to DEV MATCH LTD a UK registered company, NOT devmatch.io which is an entirely different and unrelated company and is not a suspect in this scam. Please verify information and report any suspected fraud to Action Fraud (UK) at actionfraud.police.uk or by calling 0300 123 2040.

James McConnell is a scammer

DEV MATCH LTD – Fraud / Scam Awareness

RPOFlex – Fraud / Scam Awareness

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https://www.trustpilot.com/review/devmatch.uk
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/rpoflex.com

This independent site shares reports from individuals who were scammed by a business trading as DEV MATCH LTD, RPOFlex and / or an individual named James McConnell. The purpose of this site is to help others recognise similar patterns, take action, and avoid losses.

How he commits fraudWhat to do if affected
Photo said to depict James McConnell (1)
James McConnell (photo 1)
Photo said to depict James McConnell (2)
James McConnell (photo 2)
Address label (1) referenced in reports
Address label (1)
Address label (2) referenced in reports
Address label (2)

Summary of the reports

  • Sales of computer components or equipment, or services to hire personnel, or place personnel as a recruiter.
  • Upfront payments requested via bank transfer or other non-protected methods.
  • Follow-up emails / messages citing shipping or supplier delays, then reduced communication.
  • Ultimately, communication ceases; website and social profiles removed.

Note: These points summarise statements from individuals and public posts. We encourage you to verify information independently and report suspected fraud to the proper authorities.

Quick links

  • Action Fraud (UK): actionfraud.police.uk
  • Citizens Advice: Reporting a scam
  • Your bank or card issuer: ask about CRM, APP scam code, or chargebacks and disputes. If you paid by bank transfer this would fall under the Authorised Push Payment scam code and banks are obligated to refund your money if you can prove you were scammed. This applies to both businesses AND personal accounts.