QNet scam and complaints are a misinterpreted lie

QNet as we all know is a direct selling company that is functional from Hong Kong and is operational in several countries today even in the European markets. It still has a major prominence in the Asian countries especially in Singapore and Malaysia followed by India as well. The company has been operational for over a decade now and has been known for its excellent multi level marketing strategy that has generated a huge remuneration for many of its members till date and has also subsequently profited the company as well. A joint subsidiary that was started by Dr Vijay Eswaran, the chairperson of QI Group of companies, the company today has soared to new heights in terms of direct selling and remains to be one of the best direct selling companies so far. QNET Scam and complaints that have been spread in the media as well as the worldwide web however tell a different story which is absolutely untrue. According to me, there are several reasons why a company like QNet has been targeted and has been highlighted to hamper its image. QNET Scam and rumours and complaints on internet portals are obviously attempts by many rival companies to talk ill about the company maybe in order to reduce the big and vast member base of the company. It is quite understood that the only direct selling company so far to do excellent business has been QNet and most of the other direct selling companies that have entered the market haven’t really generated that sort of profit and income and members either. QNet, to begin with has already been a developed company and has prospered immensely. QNet has many reasons for its success but its most important reason would definitely be the faith it restored amidst people to ensure that the multi level marketing strategy does reap benefits if understood and worked upon properly. All that people had to do was to generate sponsors through referrals to gain extra income and profits on their own base. A few members might have probably fallen for the fake rumours of QNet entirely but there are still worthwhile members that are continuing their support and trust they have in a company like QNET. Most of the QNet scam rumours are also spread by a few disgruntling members who probably did not gain much profit from the company and found this a better way to remove their sheer frustration in the company. Being regular member of Qnet I personally believe that the qnet scam initiators should definitely realise that the company is too big to suffer losses and member cancellations with this strategy. No matter what the company will continue to be fully functional and may also get more members in time with its efficient way of working and he trust that is has garnered in its members over a few years. In a country like India too, the scam rumours persist but there are honest members who know it’s an untrue story altogether.