Serial Scammer Exposed: The Shocking Truth About Ryant Connelly & Belen Perez

 How a Couple from Corpus Christi Has Left a Trail of Fraud, Fake Businesses, and Financial Ruin Across Texas


πŸ‘€ Who Is Ryant Connelly?

At first glance, Ryant Connelly presents himself as a hardworking businessman—a contractor, remodeler, and roofing expert with companies like VIP Concrete Coaters, VIP Luxury Remodels, and VIP Metal Roofing. But the truth is far from that image. Behind the polished social media presence and smooth-talking demeanor lies a well-documented history of fraud, deception, and serial scams—some of which have even landed him in jail.

His Partner in Crime: Belen Perez

Alongside him is his wife, Belen Perez, who plays an active role in many of these schemes—often accompanying him to meet clients in person, helping to gain their trust, and later vanishing without completing any promised work.



πŸ’Ό The Pattern: How They Operate

  1. Fake Business Setup:
    Ryant poses as the owner of multiple construction and remodeling companies. He hires professional designers and agencies (like mine) to create legitimate-looking websites, brand identities, and business cards.

  2. Stolen Portfolio:
    The content used on these websites and Facebook pages is stolen—ripped from other businesses, Pinterest, and Google Images. None of the projects shown belong to him.

  3. Facebook Ads & Fake Promotions:
    He runs local ads on social media to attract homeowners looking for affordable construction, concrete, or remodeling services.

  4. In-Person Sales Pitch:
    Ryant and Belen visit clients personally to gain their trust, collect a deposit (sometimes in full), and then disappear without finishing the job.

  5. Ghosting & Threats:
    Victims are ignored, blocked, or threatened if they demand refunds. Some have been left with half-finished projects, destroyed property, or no work at all.

  6. Scamming Vendors Too:
    I personally was hired to build six websites, design marketing material, create business emails, and run SEO—all of which were paid for and delivered. Later, he disputed every single payment (over $5,000), forcing me to refund everything or risk losing my merchant account.


πŸ“‚ Real People, Real Victims

Here are just a few public records and posts confirming this scam:

And it gets worse. According to public information:

πŸ”’ Ryant Connelly has been to jail multiple times, facing charges related to theft, fraud, and perjury.

πŸ”Ž Google “Ryant Connelly Corpus Christi scams” and you'll uncover post after post, year after year, of new victims trying to sound the alarm.


πŸ’³ A Web of Deception – With Real Consequences

I have his photo, his driver’s license, screenshots of the websites I built, messages from him approving the work, and evidence of refund notices after he initiated chargebacks.

This man is not just defrauding homeowners—he’s also exploiting legitimate professionals, hurting small business owners, and putting families in financial distress.


πŸ›‘ If You’ve Been Scammed by Ryant Connelly or Belen Perez:

  1. File a Report with the FTC:
    https://reportfraud.ftc.gov/

  2. Submit a Complaint to IC3 (FBI):
    https://www.ic3.gov/

  3. Notify Your Local Police Department

  4. Share Your Experience Online:
    Help warn others by posting on social media, review platforms, and scam-awareness sites.


πŸ”” Final Words

Scammers like Ryant Connelly and Belen Perez rely on silence. They count on victims to stay quiet out of embarrassment or exhaustion. But enough is enough.

I’m publishing this article as both a warning and a call to action—for victims to come together, expose the truth, and ensure that these two never get the chance to rob another person or family again.

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