QNet Clarifies Business Model, Denies Job and Travel Claims

QNet Clarifies Business Model, Denies Job and Travel Claims

QNet, a product-based company, has come out to clarify its business model, denying allegations that it offers jobs and travel opportunities. According to Lawyer Nana Quartey, Global Compliance Officer at QNet, the company operates through independent distributors who are responsible for promoting and selling its products.

According to Naana Quartey, Global Compliance officer, QNet Said,  Independent Distributors
Not Employees: QNet’s independent distributors are not employees of the company but rather individuals or entities that work on their own to sell products and earn commissions.
Local Laws: Distributors are expected to abide by local laws, including business registration and tax payments.

She added that, Social Responsibility
Assisting Victims: QNet claims to assist individuals who have fallen victim to fraudulent activities by providing legal support and working with law enforcement agencies.
Collaboration with Authorities: The company actively collaborates with law enforcement to provide support for victims and prevent further scams.

Call to Action
Media Partnership

QNet is seeking the media’s help in spreading the word about its business model and social responsibility initiatives.
–Brand Protection

The company aims to protect its brand from being tarnished by the actions of individual distributors who flout the law.

Conclusion

QNet emphasizes that it is a product-based company that does not offer jobs or travel opportunities. The company urges the public to understand its business model and distinguish between the actions of individual distributors and the company’s own operations. By working together with law enforcement and the media, QNet aims to promote a positive image and prevent further scams.

Story by Fada Amakye from Daily Sun news paper