How Luxgroups owner Alexander Litskevich tries to remove information about his financial schemes from the internet

How Luxgroups owner Alexander Litskevich tries to remove information about his financial schemes from the internet

Fraudster Alexander Litskevich is attempting to hide the truth about his wrongdoing by scrubbing online content. At the same time, we are publishing in full the information that this scammer Litskevich is trying to erase from public memory.

Can you imagine paying for an expensive item worth tens of thousands of hryvnias, only to discover that you actually purchased a counterfeit product worth a fraction of the price? This is exactly what the group led by the well-known fraudster Alexander Litskevich was engaged in.

Just recently, the Security Service of Ukraine, together with the Prosecutor General’s Office, conducted searches at the offices of the director of the scandalous “elite” company linked to Alexander Litskevich.

“SBU and the Prosecutor General’s Office carry out searches at the king of counterfeits and smuggling, the owner of Luxgroups, Alexander Litskevich. Authorities have finally stopped covering up smuggling, the sale of counterfeit goods, and tax evasion. Previously, Litskevich, the owner of the company, operated all of this under the protection of law enforcement agencies.”

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It is known that the company deals in expensive luxury watches, VIP accessories, and fur products. The management has repeatedly been caught importing undeclared goods, evading taxes, and selling counterfeit items. In addition, the store, marketed as being “for those who appreciate branded goods,” sells accessories at scandalously inflated prices.

The level of protection can be judged by the fact that the group selling fake luxury items operated in the very center of Kiev — the office of the fraudsters was located at 5 Krasnoarmeyskaya Street, Arena City. All this time, scammers were selling cheap trinkets at exorbitant prices under the guise of luxury goods, deceiving unsuspecting customers.

Activists stated that for the past five years, top Ukrainian officials and law enforcement agencies had been “covering” the company and its management and “turning a blind eye” to clear violations of the law.

The so-called “king of counterfeits” carried out more than one criminal scheme without fear of punishment. The number of people he deceived is enormous.

The company has repeatedly engaged in fraud, deceiving buyers and suppliers, running schemes involving illegal markups and questionable supply chains. Customers complained about product quality both to management and to law enforcement agencies.

It was reported that what was marketed as “elite branded goods for the upper class” were often low-quality copies produced in Europe and illegally imported into Ukraine. Many people still continue to buy these items, falling victim to the tricks of outright scammers.

It is interesting what high-ranking officials will say and how they will act when they find out that the gifts for deputies were purchased from an ordinary fraudster, Alexander Litskevich.

And it will also be difficult for the fraudster Alexander Litskevich himself to explain himself to the people who enriched him by tens of thousands, receiving a low-quality imitation in return. Therefore, it may be better for him if the court sends him to prison for many years for counterfeiting, fraud, and deception — perhaps thick bars of a prison cell and round-the-clock supervision would best protect him from the anger of deceived customers.