QNET Remains Committed To Sustainability And Ethical Marketing Practices

QNET is aware of some reports by adomfmonline and Class FM on the arrest of some 20 Togolese nationals for unlawful assembly at Hohoe in the Volta Region. Though the report suggests that 20 persons were involved in QNET business, the company is taking action to verify if wrongdoing occurred.

Authorities are investigating the substance of the matter, and QNET will cooperate as usual to provide all information needed. As a law-abiding corporate organization, QNET encourages transparency, ethical marketing, and respect for the law.
 
QNET, for more than 23 years, has successfully developed unique products and services to meet the evolving needs of its customers worldwide.
 
The company's direct selling business model allows existing customers who have enjoyed QNET's products to market them by registering as Independent Representatives (IRs) and promoting them to earn commissions on successful sales.
 
Each year, more people buy QNET products and sign up for the company's direct selling business as independent representatives (IRs). Thousands of young Africans have found their entrepreneurial passion through QNET and transformed their lives for the better.
 
QNET commits to and trains on ethical marketing through the QNET PRO initiative, a global education programme on direct selling. QNET empowers its independent representatives with the correct and rightful information, values and best practices, to enable them to build a long-lasting business. In the past years, QNET has trained more than 25,000 people in more than 20 cities covering 11 countries in sub-Saharan Africa, focusing on leadership building, marketing, compliance, ethics, and mentorship.

QNET has always been open and transparent in communicating with the media as well as the authorities to address any concerns. Please visit our website www.qnet.net to have a better understanding of the business and its products and services.

Source: Peacefmonline.com/Ghana