Ghanaian Journalists Defend QNET’s Credibility Amid Scam Allegations
QNET, a global wellness and lifestyle direct selling company, has been at the center of controversy due to alleged scam activities associated with its brand. These allegations have been primarily fueled by some unscrupulous individuals misusing QNET’s name in Ghana and other regions in West Africa.
Recently, a media webinar involving prominent Ghanaian journalists sought to address these concerns. The journalists, who have firsthand experience with QNET’s operations and products, vouched for the company’s authenticity and quality.
Samuel Bio, Night Editor at the Daily Graphic, expressed admiration for QNET’s products, particularly the Homepure range. “These are high-performance home appliances with global certifications,” he stated, underscoring their quality and functionality. Bio’s observations are echoed by other journalists who have visited QNET’s headquarters and attended its VCON event in Malaysia. They noted the company’s commitment to providing top-tier wellness products that meet international standards.
Despite the positive testimonials, QNET continues to battle the negative perception created by the misuse of its brand. The company’s Senior Legal Counsel for sub-Saharan Africa, Naana Quartey, explained that such misrepresentation has unfairly tarnished QNET’s image. To counteract these issues, QNET has launched campaigns to educate the public about its legitimate business model and to fight against scams.
Journalists from reputable media outlets such as Ghanaweb and myjoyonline have recognized these efforts, affirming the company’s legitimacy. They have also highlighted QNET’s proactive measures in educating both the public and the media to prevent further misuse of its brand.
In a region where direct selling companies often face skepticism, QNET’s strides in transparency and quality assurance are crucial. The company’s ongoing initiatives to combat scams and protect its brand integrity are essential steps in restoring trust among consumers.