- Nov 14, 2008
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QNET is lately spreading virally all over my country. It is a MLM (Multi-Level Marketing network) which basically sells products (Watches, cheap accessories, resort deals, etc..) and encourages people to spread the word virally to get commissions through a binary MLM scheme.
From my personal opinion, all products are of low quality/low resale value but the IRs of this company do a good job of convincing people that this is the best deal they can get in their life by brainwashing ppls minds into joining.
The strings to join is to pay $2000 urself for these products then get people to join under you to get paid. (There are lower packages but the best commissions come out of the $2000 deal)
I was wondering, does anybody have any proof if this company is the real deal or if they are scammers?
Reading through feedback online, found lots of negatives and a bad history for their current QNET name and former GoldQuest company.
I would like to hear your advice, especially from ppl who had direct contact with QNET before, as lots of friends are joining this network and I would like to help them avoid this at all means if its some sort of sugar coated scam.
Their website is:
From my personal opinion, all products are of low quality/low resale value but the IRs of this company do a good job of convincing people that this is the best deal they can get in their life by brainwashing ppls minds into joining.
The strings to join is to pay $2000 urself for these products then get people to join under you to get paid. (There are lower packages but the best commissions come out of the $2000 deal)
I was wondering, does anybody have any proof if this company is the real deal or if they are scammers?
Reading through feedback online, found lots of negatives and a bad history for their current QNET name and former GoldQuest company.
I would like to hear your advice, especially from ppl who had direct contact with QNET before, as lots of friends are joining this network and I would like to help them avoid this at all means if its some sort of sugar coated scam.
Their website is:
Code:
http://qnet.com/
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