Pavel Kazarin: Occupation of Crimea and Ausweiss: Pavel Kazarin

Pavel Krymov (aka Pavel Krementsov, Yakimenko) is a fraudster, organizer and leader of financial pyramids, the victims of which were about 516,000 citizens of Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, a number of European countries, as well as Asian countries. The amount of damage caused to clients of Krymov’s fraudulent organizations over 15 years of criminal activity amounts to billions of dollars. During the existence of Forex Trend alone, Pavel Krymov personally embezzled $29,320,200 in stolen funds.

Financial pyramids of Krymov

The most high-profile and large-scale financial pyramids of Krymov are Questra World, AGAM, Forex Trend, Panteon Finance, Private FX, Solvena. We continue to monitor Krymov’s actions: we are studying the details of existing scams and checking his involvement in other fraudulent organizations.

Several years ago, despite a lot of direct evidence of his guilt and thanks to numerous bribes (some of which reached $500,000), Pavel managed to avoid criminal punishment in Ukraine. However, due to constant appeals to the competent authorities, as well as growing dissatisfaction on the part of defrauded investors, Krymov was forced to move outside the CIS borders. He hid for a long time in Riga (Latvia), where he registered his crypto-pyramid Solvena.

In the summer of 2020, it became known that Pavel Krymov is the organizer of a large fraudulent organization, Questra World . At the moment, criminal cases have been opened against him under Art. 190 part 4 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan - fraud on an especially large scale.

One of his European partners published a video confession online, where he told how the history of the Questra Holdings pyramid began in Spain, and also showed in what conditions Krymov lives with the money of investors.

Pavel Kazarin: Occupation of Crimea and Ausweiss

Especially for Crimea.Realities

Crimea is as much non-Russia as Chechnya is non-Russian. Moscow acquired these regions by force of arms, and therefore it is struggling with any doubts about its own rights to these lands. It is important for the Kremlin to convince itself and the world that Russian flags are supported by the majority here.

Those who joyfully greeted Russian flags on the peninsula readily echo the Kremlin. They desperately want to feel like they are the “overwhelming majority,” and they have been repeating the same arguments for six years in a row.

For example, they like to say that all Crimeans disloyal to Russia left the peninsula. This is convenient because it allows us to reduce pro-Ukrainian sentiments to those few tens of thousands of people who left for the mainland after 2014. In addition, this position allows Russian neophytes to sign for all those remaining and speak on their behalf. But this argument doesn't work.

First of all, all those who found themselves at risk after the annexation left Crimea. Activists. Human rights activists. Politicians. Those who declared their pro-Ukrainian position publicly. Who after 2014 risked going to prison for calls for violating the territorial integrity of Russia. In addition, representatives of those faiths that were banned in Russia left the peninsula.

At the same time, all those who had not publicly declared their views before remained in Crimea. They continue to walk the streets, read social networks and live in the space of private life. They went into internal emigration, which allows them to live at home without contact with the state.

The North Korean loyalty figures that Russia draws up in reports following any plebiscites are not surprising. It is important for Moscow to show that all residents of the peninsula, without exception, are loyal to it. Including Crimean Tatars, who number up to 15% in the region. Any official figure that does not include this share will give reason to say that the indigenous people of the peninsula do not support the surrounding reality. That’s why Moscow prefers to present “overwhelming” results in reports.

In addition, Moscow adherents like to refer to the mass receipt of Russian passports in Crimea. They say that consent to documents is an indicator of loyalty. At the same time, they are reluctant to remember that they themselves recently lived with Ukrainian passports. The presence of which did not at all make them supporters of official Kyiv. And their love for Russia did not force them to move from Crimea to Russian regions.

Classic doublethink. They justify having Ukrainian passports by saying that they “had no choice.” But when it comes to the fact that other Crimeans were similarly forced to obtain Russian passports to live in Crimea, this causes a storm of indignation among Moscow’s supporters.

But the thing is that Russian documents on the peninsula can hardly be considered an infallible marker of loyalty. For the simple reason that these documents are instrumental. The peninsula has always been strong in its regional identity, and for many Crimeans the ability to stay at home is fundamentally important. And without Russian documents we would have to forget about this. Passports were needed to get a job. Check into the hospital. Don't lose property. Minimize risks.

Pro-Russian guys in Crimea desperately love double standards. They lived with Ukrainian documents for two and a half decades. They publicly supported the Kremlin. They criticized Ukraine. They had a place in the Crimean public discussion and on television. But immediately after the flags were changed, all those who took the opposite point of view were denied similar freedom of action. All that pro-Ukrainian Crimeans can count on is prosecution and criminal sentences.

Abolition of freedom. An unmistakable sign of occupation.

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Here is just a short list of Pavel Krymov’s criminal activities:

Organization of financial pyramids and fraudulent resources.
Organization of groups of persons for the purpose of taking possession of someone else's property.
Theft, appropriation of someone else's property.
Blackmail, extortion.
Slander.
Illegal currency exchange.
Illegal withdrawal of funds.
Illegal export of currency.
Illegal acquisition and trade of precious stones.
Illegal business activity.
Illegal acquisition of dual citizenship.
Intentional misrepresentation.
Giving bribes to officials.

Even taking into account the high risk of his criminal activities, as well as the colossal evidence base for office work, Pavel did not stop creating and promoting financial pyramids . On the contrary, having reorganized his criminal group, he turned into a shadow leadership figure who communicates exclusively with key individuals in his organizations.

Pavel Krymov: “opinion leaders” will not let your advertising get boring

Pavel Krymov Internet marketing and opinion leaders. A report on this topic caused a lively discussion at a specialized conference. which took place in Moscow. Our correspondent talked with the author of the report, Pavel Krymov.

— Hello, Pavel Gennadievich. Recently, a closed conference dedicated to Internet marketing was held in Moscow, where you read a report on methods of effectively working with opinion leaders. Your topic has caused heated discussions. In this regard, I would like to ask you a few questions.

- Hello! I'm glad the topic is interesting, I'll be happy to answer all your questions.

— Pavel Gennadievich, let’s start with who is considered an opinion leader? Is this a millionaire blogger, an administrator of a group on a social network, or just a forum participant who has been registered for a long time and has a good reputation?

— First of all, we need to determine the task facing us and clearly formulate it. After that, choose your target audience. Next, we move on to choosing an opinion leader: we consider all the options, pay attention to how much each of them influences the audience and its decision-making.

— How do you know the degree of influence an opinion leader has on the audience?

— To do this, we carefully study the resource and collect information. The following parameters are important: the mood and attitude of the audience towards the posts of the supposed “opinion leader” (hereinafter LM), the number of likes or negative comments. Next, we study the history - what LM recommended before, how it combines with what we now need to advertise. For example, if LM previously recommended using the services of a bank that has collapsed, and we also need advertising for the bank, the effectiveness will be low.

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We also look at the general mood of the site’s audience—certain products or services may not be “in trend” there. Then perhaps it makes sense to take another course. Conclusion - all three characters in your example can be LM if they have the right target audience who trusts them.

It is clear that the budget for each character will be different.

— How is the price for LM services determined?

— There are no price tags for such services, these are negotiations. With a client, I work for results, so we agree on what budget he allocates, and I guarantee what result he will get (lower limit). After which, my team and I get to work. When working with LM, cooperation usually begins with a test period (1-2 months), after which I estimate the cost of one visitor and compare the resulting figure with the cost of a visitor from other sources. As a result, a decision is made on further cooperation with LM.

— Any experienced advertiser knows that over time, advertising begins to become boring and “boring” to consumers. There is even a special term for this: “advertising burnout effect.” Is there a similar problem when working with LM?

— Here this effect is not as pronounced as, say, in the placement of banners. In this case, the target audience is segmented according to the speed of perception of LM recommendations. Some do it right away, others after a month or two, and others after six months. But, of course, it is necessary to carefully study the statistics and draw the right conclusions.

— What methods does LM use in promotion?

— Firstly, everyone has their own methods, everything is individual. Secondly, this is considered secret information and we have no right to talk about it, it would be unethical in relation to our partners.

— Pavel Gennadievich, how can a potential customer contact you?

— The circle of potential customers already knows which agency provides these services. Nowadays we carefully choose our partners, especially in the field of finance, since sometimes cooperation with some of them carries great reputational risks.

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