Zhenya Tsvetnenko, who is married to his wife Lydia, finally gave his consent to surrender to the UA authorities. Here is everything you need to know about the Russian-born tycoon.
Zhenya Tsvetnenko is a Russian businessman, who has been accused of being part of a lucrative text message scam.
Zhenya Tsvetnenko is an internet entrepreneur leading SMS gateway technology. Moreover, his company was Google’s largest global partner in 2007.
Eugeni Tsvetnenko aka Zhenya Tsvetnenko was charged with wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering in the year 2016. He was arrested in December 2018.
Before facing a four-day extradition hearing in Perth Magistrates Court, he consents to surrender to US authorities, according to the Australian.
Eugeni Tsvetnenko Wife Lydia
Eugeni Tsvetnenko is married to his gorgeous wife Lydia. However, there are no longer living together. Despite that, it is reported that he spent over $1 million on his wedding and took his wife to a party with Snoop Dogg on her birthday.
Tsvetnenko has been accused of over a $65m mobile phones scam. However, his wife Lydia is not accused of any misconduct. Moreover, on the day when he surrendered, his wife and parents were reportedly not there in the hearing.
Eugeni Tsvetnenko Age & Wikipedia
Eugeni Tsventnenko’s age is probably between 35-40 years old. Though his actual date of birth and age has not been disclosed yet.
Eugeni is co-founder of DigitalX, which is the world’s first publicly traded and digital currency company. Later in July 2014, he founded Tech Mpire company, which was a mobile marketing solution provider, as per his Linkedin bio.
Eugeni Tsvetnenko Net Worth
Eugeni Tsvenko’s net worth is estimated to be over $100 million as of 2021. However, his actual worth and earnings from the mobile phone scam are yet to be revealed.
Moreover, he was BRW Young Rich lister and Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award winner. In addition to it, he was scooped the Business News 40 Under 40 award, according to news.au.
Eugeni Tsvetnenko Extradition
Reportedly, Russian-born tycoon Eugeni surrenders to the US after fighting extradition from behind bars for a year.
Previously, Eugeni was accused of participating in a massive text message scam in the United States. Further, the United Nations Nations Human Rights Committee rejected an appeal to dismiss a petition lodged by Geoffrey Roberston. Thus he was sent behind bars after refusal of bail in the extradition case.