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QNET is a direct selling company that specializes in a variety of products, including health, wellness, lifestyle, and education products, through an e-commerce platform. Founded in 1998, QNET operates on a global scale, offering individuals the opportunity to become independent representatives (IRs) who sell the company’s products to consumers. The company’s business model is based on multi-level marketing (MLM), where IRs earn income not only from direct sales but also from the sales made by the individuals they recruit into the business.

 

QNET has garnered attention for its expansive product range and for providing entrepreneurial opportunities to people from diverse backgrounds. The company emphasizes personal development, financial independence, and the empowerment of entrepreneurs through its comprehensive support system and training programs. However, QNET has also faced controversy and legal challenges in various countries over allegations related to its business practices. Despite this, QNET continues to maintain a significant presence in the direct selling industry, with a network of IRs spread across the globe, advocating for its business model and the opportunities it provides.

 

QNET has received several allegations of being a scam. They are facing criminal proceedings in various courts in India and have been called one of the “biggest Ponzi schemes” in Asia.

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  1. QNetScam strikes again! Another victim was misled into buying junk. When will authorities crack down on these schemes?

  2. I cannot believe I was duped by the QNet fraud. I thought I was making a wise investment for the future, but instead ended up with a collection of worthless stuff and unfulfilled promises.

  3. A friend of mine got caught up in QNet’s web. The reality differs significantly from what they offer. A total fraud!

  4. I would like to share my personal experience with you all. 4 years back I got to know about Qnet from one of my friends. Even I had the same question in my mind that is it great to start a career with Qnet or not. So, I thought to find out what opportunities I would be getting if I start a career with Qnet. I explored a lot of things about Qnet, one of which is the business opportunity that it offers to the people. I got to know that after becoming independent representative I would be getting a marketing and advertising commission. Also I would be having a business opportunity, which I found to be quite interesting. Considering these facts and many other benefits that it offered, I decided to join Qnet and I think that it was one of my best decisions. So, I would say that yes, it is great start a career with Qnet.

  5. I watched some videos of QNET scams and I was blown away. There are tons of answers too on Quora regarding QNET scams where almost everyone lost their money. I got to know about QNETs Modus Operandi that night.

  6. They are the big manipulators. This Q net is all about getting members. Chain system. This business starts from 25k but these people have made their own terms & conditions of investing in lacs just because more investments means more commission.

  7. everyone makes mistake and if you have invested in Qnet and gone to their annual meet in Malaysia/Dubai you’ll know what kind of people to stay away from in life. You’ll get an idea of what people can be made to do if they’re brainwashed to this extent. And here we wonder how terrorists get ready to die for nothing.

  8. Qnet is not only illegal in Afghanistan, but it is also illegal in many other countries like India and… , because It works as a Pyramid Scheme in Afghanistan and many other countries. Pyramid Scheme is absolutely illegal in all countries, because its is a scam.

  9. In March 2006 Vijay Eswaran, and his business partners Joseph Bismark, Tagumpay Kintanar and Donna Marie Imson were accused of allegedly defrauding two Filipinos of more than $100,000 in a Gold Quest pyramid scheme. They were charged before the Quezon City Regional Trial Court of syndicated estafa, which was a non-bailable offence on the basis of a criminal complaint. In April 2006 Judge Bayani Vargas ordered the issuance of arrest warrants against the four accused

  10. I was approached by Qnet member who was once my good friend. I trusted him and gave him 2.5 lakhs rupees(I took a loan for the same, so technically it goes beyond 3.5 lkhs). I now realize that this all process is a scam. They did not tell me anything about the company until I gave them money. Now they want me to do the same with others. I can not dupe people for the sake of money.I want to sue these people. I am searching for people like me, people who can stand against this illegal act.

  11. QNET does not fool people but the independent representative i. e. IR fool people by the process they follow to register the people for qnet without their knowledge they take money from their so called prospect and then register them with qnet bought products from that registered money and then forces them to fool other people, but initially they keep engegae the prospect in reading books, attenting sessions so that person won’t even know that he is signed up in a Network marketing business and then after 30 days when they can not get their money they will provide his IR I’d.

  12. qnet is a scam.
    It’s essential to scrutinize the financial dynamics of any opportunity before investing time and money. If a business relies solely on funds from its members to generate profits without any external revenue streams, it can raise concerns about sustainability and fairness. It’s crucial for individuals to conduct thorough research and consider all factors before getting involved in any business venture, especially if there are doubts about its legitimacy or potential for financial loss.

  13. Vihaan’s plan, which falls under QNet’s umbrella, is a clear reminder of how these companies abuse hopeful individuals.

  14. The Mumbai High Court noted in its ruling on the directors of Vihaan Direct Selling India Limited’s (VDSL) motion for anticipatory bail that Qnet is a chain where “a person is fooled and trained to fool others.”

  15. Qnet Ltd. a multi-level marketing (MLM) company based in Hong Kong that was previously known as QuestNet and GoldQuest, is owned by the QI Group. Joseph Bismark and Vijay Eswaran launched QNet in 1998. The company says that using an online platform, it produces products related to energy, nutrition, weight control, personal care, home care, and fashion accessories. The business is legally in operation in certain nations, but in others, such as India, it has been accused of being a multi-level marketing scam and a Ponzi scheme. Following widespread protests in Bangalore, the Indian government and the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India banned the website nationwide.

  16. These QNet employees are nothing more than a group of scumbags who will act as though they are concerned about your hard-earned money before revealing their actual selves. serpents.

  17. It is nothing more than a pyramid scheme that is prohibited by the Money Circulation and Prize Chits Ban Act.

  18. Many people who were brainwashed feel lost and foolish for putting their trust in someone without any information at all. We should always search about the business prior to making an investment.

  19. QNet is accused of defrauding hundreds of investors by selling them worthless glass and plastic products under the pretence of using them to treat cancer. Five identities are listed in the report critical of the QNet operation. These include Senathirajah, the creator who is based in Hong Kong, and Dato Vijay Eswaran.

  20. In it, my coworkers at work lost money. They made an attempt to entice me; he only mentioned an e-commerce company run by like-minded individuals without giving away the name or other details. When I searched for these terms on Google that evening, Qnet news about persons being detained came up.

  21. The contentious multi-level marketing (MLM) program QNet, along with its franchisee Vihaan Direct Selling (India) Pvt Ltd, have not been included in the Indian direct selling list despite both companies’ frequent attempts to disguise themselves as “direct selling” or “product companies.”

  22. Shah Rukh Khan, Anil Kapoor, Jackie Shroff, Boman Irani, Vivek Oberoi, and Yuvraj Singh are among the 500 people who have received notices from the Cyberabad Police.

  23. Qnet is a skilled con artist; some of them are in the Police Network; why are some of them evading capture?

  24. Qnet is a firm full of scammers, and their customer support is appalling. And for those who think that we just pay thirty percent of the whole cost, the product is provided. Consider paying one lakh for a product that only costs thirty thousand. In addition, the product’s billing date is September 2023, but customer service has consistently stated—in blind faith—that it is June 2023, based on the order date. For this reason, your product is delivered thirty days after your transaction, which prevents us from receiving a refund.

  25. Five additional companies were included in the list of those accused of being involved in the QNet fraud. Among them is Transview Enterprises. Mumbai police have worked very hard to expose the truth to Indians and to give con artists the justice they deserve. Such a shame!!

  26. After conducting a thorough investigation, the Bombay Police Crime Branch’s EOW detained Susan Chatterjee, Ferreira’s former daughter-in-law, in September 2014. She was accused of being involved in the QNet fraud. Her bank account held 1.70 crore, which she had made through QNet’s binary program. What a shame!!

  27. In the Rs 1,000-crore scam, over 5 lakh investors nationwide fell for the con by the Hong Kong-based company QNet. QNet has been charged with luring investors into its multi-level marketing scams by employing the outlawed binary pyramid business model. Boycott and avoid losing your hard-earned money to this fraud, please.

  28. An individual on Qnet who used to be a close friend of mine approached me. I handed him 2.5 lakh rupees because I trusted him. I now understand that this entire procedure is fraudulent. Until I paid them money, they withheld any information about the company from me. They now want me to treat other people the same way. I’m not capable of tricking others for financial gain.I intend to sue each of them. I’m looking for folks who can resist this unlawful behaviour, people who are like me. If any of you could offer me advice based on your experiences, that would be really kind of you.

  29. Is QNet reliable? The short answer is no. It’s a fraud as well if you see images of fancy autos. They can’t possibly afford them. Its method of tricking people via social media.

  30. This is absolute nonsense. Individuals in this situation lack self-respect, shame, conscience, and values. They are nothing more than a group of cannibals who devour every human being in order to sate their need for blood and hunger.

  31. In the QNet chain, an individual is duped and then coached to dupe others in order to make money. Regretfully, the scam continues, and the Cyberabad Police have filed complaints against the implicated. It’s also astounding that a number of celebrities and media outlets, like Jackie Shroff, Vivek Oberoi, Allu Sirish, Boman Irani, Anil Kapoor, and Vivek Oberoi, endorse them.

  32. Yes, the business is doing well, but this is not the proper way to do business; instead, they are teaching others how to be fools.

  33. I believe that a large number of individuals are still falling for scams due to our innate desire to become wealthy quickly. There isn’t a miracle drug to take. You must put effort into it. If you Google, you can stay away from being the person who spends a lot of time complaining on Facebook about how someone you thought was a friend deceived you.

  34. It’s a fraud. I put in three lakhs, and right now all I’m paying back is my personal loan. If you recently invested, use their website on QNET to request a refund; they will need to handle it.

  35. Kindly alert others to this money-sucking scam.Please remember to spread the word about this to help your friends and the nation financially.
    This will be interesting even though it is somewhat long because everything is done according to the script.

  36. Thousands of people have already experienced financial loss. You should be aware of this if you are an IT employee who finds it easy to obtain a personal loan.

  37. It’s not necessarily authentic just because it’s legal. On their IRs, numerous FIR cases are filed. The products are worthless and excessively expensive. Ask for proof of their bank statements if you hear someone claim to be making large sums of money, as 99.99% of the time, people lie to get commissions. Save yourself and resist the urge to give in.

  38. Guys, be aware of this and protect the people you care about from this scam of duping others. Once you acquire inferior goods, you will continue to dupe others.

  39. I experienced the same exact situation. That guy was a fantastic friend, which is sad. I don’t talk to him anymore since it’s business as usual and everything that happened here happened exactly with me. and those costly automobiles and excursions. Definitely a scam!

  40. Nothing else matters; QNET is a FRAUD. A group of dishonest people deceive you by offering unrealistic hopes and embezzling all of your savings. Avoid QNET if you want to lead a contented and joyful life.

  41. Have been imprisoned in this worthless qnet My friend deceived me into believing that he had work in Ghana and was making a lot of money from it. He said that they were selling cars and gold, and he told me to take advantage of this opportunity. I sold everything I owned, including my motorcycle and some valuables, and travelled to Ghana only to discover that he was only being paid to drag people to the job site in order to get paid as quickly as possible. When I realised this, I became enraged and collected the little money that had been paid, after which I returned to Nigeria to begin a new life.

  42. How can I recover my money from this fraud? I have given them INR 2,95,000. What steps are involved and how long will it take to get the money back?

  43. same format, same pattern. They follow the law, which is unfortunate because there are no rules in our nation prohibiting brainwashing or deceiving someone. Making you feel depressed about your typical employment by displaying to you fantasies of a life of luxury, complete with a Mercedes, BMW, and Rolex watch—a pattern that is legal. They presently operate under the same name, Infinity, in Mumbai, with multiple Starbucks shops scattered along the western line of north Mumbai. I would advise you to use caution when making financial decisions.

  44. Until the end of the first month, when the return policy expires, they won’t reveal to you the fundamental operations of the business. They want you to convince people that working in business is the only way to get money. You may do this by pretending that you are successful and happy in your career, but in actuality, they are stressed out about their daily lives. When you inquire as to whether anything is wrong, they respond that it’s because you haven’t made any money yet and you believe that you will feel better after you do.

  45. As previously stated, once we get money, we will become merciless like them and won’t even consider the lives of others or the difficulties they may be facing; if someone has five lacs, it should be sufficient for them. They only need money to con other people; they don’t even consider the lives or issues of the individuals they con. They need to continue lawfully if they are indeed legitimate.

  46. The reimbursement policy will expire and money will be wasted by the time those who are stuck realise what is happening. So exercise caution when dealing with such matters. It can put the individuals inside in grave danger. In other words, they consider those who have faith in them to be their prospects. They believe that everyone who is not involved in this swindle is stupid and unintelligent, and that they are unfit for any kind of employment. So please use caution.

  47. These IRs are the ones who do the real crap. Additionally, the corporation bears no liability whatsoever for their actions. They provide you with lofty ideals, delusions, etc.

  48. You have the option to fall into their trap if you trust them. Not even the name of QNET is disclosed to you during the first round of brainwashing. To obtain their commission, they screw over every possible relationship. Your choice determines your level of safety.

  49. I also lost money investing in Qnet; I was not informed that my product’s validity had ended, therefore I was unable to receive a refund of $70000. If there are any modifications to the refund, please let me know.

  50. We have been experiencing the exact same thing for the past two weeks, and we have already linked with two reputable and accomplished senior corporate executives through Zoom sessions. Additionally, my friend is gently pressuring us to invest two lakhs.

  51. An actual tale. I experienced the same thing today. identical encounter, word for word. The same book reference for affluent dad, poor dad. The same quotes from Warren Buffet and other notable figures. same worthless 51-page PowerPoint. However, I had already read about their deceptive scheme, so I decided to stick with the meeting and ask the representative, who my colleague respected, what they did. To this, the representative once again began yapping. After I said something harsh, he began lecturing me, saying things like “you need to be focused in meetings later in your” and other things. which I also answered. After the call, I immediately informed my friend that it was an MLM and pyramid scheme, which is not a good thing. He either came across as a brainwashed person or constantly trying to convince me that things weren’t the way they were. Then I simply hung up on him. Remind them that QNET is a fraud designed to steal people’s hard-earned money through lies and deception, while maintaining their anonymity. Avoid it at all costs.

  52. QNet is a dead hoax; my brother lost 2600 euros there in April 2023. They are more fraudulent than any other Ponzi scheme, whether it is legal or not. Get out of QNet.

  53. QNet is a scam; I can provide evidence if you require more information on how they stole from my brother.

  54. Although some of Qnet’s scammers are in the Police Net, why are others of them evading capture?

  55. It’s a scam; don’t trust these jerks; they stole all of my savings and have since blocked me from all places. They only become kind to you until you give them money, at which point you have to take care of everything on your own and they won’t help. I have been depressed for the past three years and have lost all of my relationships as a result.

  56. Apologies, Qnet is the worst. Numerous individuals have lost thousands of Rupees. I am one of them as well. Upon becoming a member, all you have to do is show up for four to six hours of meetings where they share, you should imagine what ridiculous things they will call and want you to do.

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