I know that network marketing has made a bad name in Nigeria but is networking actually a bad thing? Please take time to study this. This has actually turned millions of ordinary people all over the world to millionaires.

Financial freedom is when you have all the money and all the time to spend it and that's what this company offers.

Qnet is a direct selling e-commerce company found in Malaysia in 1998.

The head quarters is in Hong Kong

Address is qnet.net
You can check it out

What they do is selling of actual product online just like Amazon and Alibaba.

What you are required to do is to purchase one of their products.

When you do, you tell just two of your friends or family members about it and encourage them to buy from them company too.

Your friends will do the same thing that you did. When they do, the company will pay you $225 dollars weekly.

When the friends of your friends refer their own friends, you get paid $450 and as the chain keep growing, your earning keep growing too.

And it's team work, while you are talking to your friends, I too will be talking to more of my friends so that even if you don't get two, I may get before you and register them under you since I can't have more than two for myself.

There's limitless potential to what you can achieve in this company.

The company is official sponsors of Man City fc, CAF, and formula one. They are also partnering with Interpol and world health.

The company is 23 years old already.

Watch this video for detailed explanation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aVxrx6ShsI

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QNET officially marked its launch in Nigeria earlier this year in April. During the event, QNET announced a major partnership with Transblue Limited, a customer service logistics company. This partnership has in effect made Transblue QNET’s lead market partner in Nigeria. Important newspaper outlets like The Vanguard, This Day, and others covered the event and published the story. So yes, the company is legally operating in the country.

Based on what I’ve noticed from their activities since April, especially from their Financial literacy initiative, FinGreen, it is clear that QNET in partnership with Transblue has brought its global experience to Nigeria with the intent to boost entrepreneurship in Nigeria through a well-established international e-commerce and Direct Selling ecosystem.

Apart from Transblue, QNET also partnered with Financial Literacy For All (FLFA), a Nigerian based non-governmental organization, committed to economic empowerment and poverty eradication through financial information dissemination and economic education. FLFA is the major channel through which young people were enlisted to be a part of the FinGreen initiative.

QNET has also equipped People Living With Disabilities (PLWD) with essential learning skills through Sports education in the country. They provided the foundation with school materials such as uniforms, educational materials, and learning accessories to ease their financial burden. This was also covered by important media outlets in the country.

All these show that currently, QNET is operating in the country, and all their operations so far have been legal.

Direct Selling business sectors have grown rapidly over the last few years, lifting millions of Nigerians and Africans out of poverty. The entry of QNET in Nigeria is in line with the government of Nigeria’s vision to partner with the private sector to effectively achieve the desired economic recovery and transformative growth.