It looks like Google, but with a twist; the Krasyo search engine launched on November 23 2009 features a gold chain dangling from the Google-like logo and buttons that read "Браточка, намери ми..." (Bro, find for me .... ) and "Чувствам се идиот" (I feel like an idiot). 

Krasyo.net will find any word the user types in, but only in relation to Krassimir Georgiev, the Bulgarian businessman who is a suspect in an influence-trading scheme that involved prominent members of Bulgaria's courts.

The so-called brokerage scandal, involving Georgiev, surfaced in June 2009 when Supreme Judicial Council member Ivan Kolev said that Georgiev had been acting as a broker in the judiciary.

Georgiev claimed he could secure a high-profile position as a magistrate for anyone willing to pay 200 000 euro. This was possible because Krassyo could count on the support of between eight and 13 SJC members who appoint magistrates.

An investigation by prosecutors found that Georgiev had spoken to 14 candidates for judicial posts, five of whom had been appointed, and 30 active judges, as well as well-known politicians and members of Parliament.

Investigators subsequently found more than 30 telephone numbers of top magistrates in Georgiev's phone book.

Anything a user searches for, krasyo.net combines with the word "Красьо" (Krasyo in Cyrillic), short for Krassimir.

Additional search options let users search for Krasyo and everything else, Krasyo and the magistates and Krasyo and politicians.

Lastly, the search engine's homepage offers links to Service Prices, Everything about Krasyo,  Krasyo about Everything and Krasyo doesn't have an equivalent in English. All links lead back to the search engine's homepage.

Ultimately, the user is redirected to Google for the search results.Bulgarian daily Dnevnik said that journalist Atanas Chobanov had created the site.