Alexander Azarov, together with his wife, opened a detective agency in Warsaw. It offers services to check marital fidelity, search for information about people, and detect spy programs. How are things going?
During its first nine months of operation, Polish clients paid Alexander Azarov's detective agency "Reks" a little over 20,000 zlotys — about 4,800 euros. However, expenses exceeded revenue: losses amounted to more than 5,000 euros, according to economic observer Vadim Syakhovich.
One of the founders of BYPOL and former representative of the United Transitional Cabinet opened Agencja Detektywistyczna Reks in Warsaw in March 2025 with his wife Tatsiana. She owns 40% of the company.
Among other things, the agency offers checks for marital infidelity for 15,000 zlotys — a little over 3,500 euros. Corporate intelligence, searching for information in open sources, and checking employees' biographical data each cost 2,000 zlotys, or about 470 euros.
Collecting genetic material for a DNA test costs 5,000 zlotys — up to 1,200 euros.
Checking a phone or computer for spy programs will cost approximately 425—470 euros.
An hour of operational detective work costs 150 zlotys — about 35 euros. The agency also conducts genealogical searches for relatives.
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