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I personally know people who have benefited from QNET and are doing well in Nigeria. I don’t think they are ponzi scheme bro. Una for take time go listen to dem and understand. They are partners with the prestigious Transblue limited. I doubt that Transblue will partner with scammers.

Benzemma:
It seems federal government of Nigeria is not aware of this scamming ponzi scheme called QNET! They are the ones responsible for this. They even deceive and smuggle Nigerians from this country to another country in the name of job offer, and there they manipulate and brainwash their victims to bring another person. They usually quote a reasonable amount of money to their victims and asked them to bring it, that it will be used to secure the job for them and also for their accommodation.
These people have wrecked many youth down financially and have caused many youth to commit suicide.
EFCC should also look into this matter and flush these criminals out if our society. Am once their victim.

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I have heard about QNET for a while on this platform, so I visited their website and imagine my joy when I saw their list of products which will make great gifts for my family this December season. My Grandma had been complaining about how the toothpaste she uses hasn’t been good for her, so last week, I decided to give her the Prospark toothpaste, and the result is truly remarkable. The way her face lit up with joy when I spoke with her today - a week after, was priceless; I could tell she really liked her gift.

She kept saying how the toothpaste isn't just an ordinary toothpaste; it's an entire oral care experience. It ensures a dazzling smile and promotes healthy gums and fresh breath.

This holiday season, think of a meaningful and practical gift that leaves a lasting impact. On QNET's website, you can see a list of products which will make great gifts, from personal care gems to wellness wonders and more; their product range has got you covered. I urge you to make this season extra special by giving the gift of a dazzling smile – trust me, it's a present that keeps on giving!

Hi, I just came across this thread.
I just made a post about types of remote jobs or businesses. It doesn't offer any jobs, just a short list of sites or suggestions. I hope that helps because that is where you can find the mentioned genuine remote jobs or business opportunities.
If you are interested, click this link to view https://www.nairaland.com/7881478/types-genuine-remote-job-business
I hope this helps.

LegallyBlunt:
Forget all this cheap talk. These are well-known, everyday facts. What we need are the jobs themselves. That's why I opened this thread because it looked like you had genuine remote jobs on offer.

1. Freelancing: Offer your specialized skills on platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, or Freelancer.

2. Remote Employment: Many companies offer remote positions in various industries, including tech, marketing, and customer service.

3. Online Business Ventures: Direct-selling, E-commerce, dropshipping, affiliate marketing - the online world is your oyster!

4. Blogging and Content Creation: Turn your passion or expertise into a lucrative online venture.

5. Virtual Assistance: Provide businesses and entrepreneurs with administrative, technical, or creative support.

6. Consulting and Coaching: Share your knowledge and skills with others looking to learn and grow.

Don't just dream of a flexible work-life - make it a reality! Explore genuine remote job opportunities and business ventures today.
Remember, the future of work is remote, and it's full of potential.

The economic situation in the country is quite challenging at the moment. It's more challenging for small-scale businesses trying to survive and navigate during this period; times are really tough this period. However, Nigerians are tougher - I believe our superpower is our ability to adapt to every situation regardless of how difficult it is and come out as survivors. Business owners can continue to survive this challenging time by embracing change, exploring new markets, and implementing strategies to meet customers' changing demands.

It's also essential to focus on cost-cutting measures and efficient operations without compromising quality. Networking and partnerships can also open up new opportunities. And remember your loyal customers - prioritize excellent customer service and keep them engaged. Finally, stay optimistic and be willing to learn and innovate. Basically, let's support each other and show that businesses thrive in this economic period - times are tough, but we are tougher.

I know that QNET entered Nigeria officially last year, the news of their partnership with Transblue Nigeria Limited was in the news, since then, their activities have been transparent and legit. They have launched a financial literacy program that has benefitted a lot of young people in Nigeria. The company has made sure to empower people to earn money and live decently. These are my observations, and they are verifiable.

ThankUUJesus:
lol see lies. I have even gone to their office in Abuja to verify, I have a first hand info about what's happening in Qnet. I know 3 people already inside their net and regretting after paying a huge sum. scammers....I blame the Nigerian government Sha for all this....Qnet must have bribed those in power so to keep operating in Nigeria

A year ago, some of us Nigerians could barely keep our excitement of the much-anticipated 2023 elections. We all wanted to exercise our democratic right to choose our leaders. Political parties selected candidates for various positions, and campaigns started in earnest with all the propaganda that came with them.
However, in this country of ours, one can never be certain of security in such times, considering our political differences. The government promised to do all it could to ensure the safety of voters and election officials during the voting process; however, this hasn't been quite the case.

I was amazed by the turnout of voters on the Presidential election day. I felt the high levels of patriotism when Nigerians showed up in their numbers to cast their votes and exercise their power to determine who leads them toward national and economic freedom. I was so impressed and proud to be a Nigerian youth that day. The process was quite peaceful, with some isolated incidents of violence reported in a few places.
All that Nigerians wanted was a peaceful and fair election, so we keep calling on INEC to ensure transparency and accountability in the process and avoid any form of manipulation.

It was a cocktail of emotions from anxiety, fear, anger, and suspense. People waited at their polling units to make sure their votes were counted while recording the entire process, hoping their preferred candidates would emerge victorious. In the end, the results were announced, and the President-elect was declared, with others defeated.

Although the Presidential election may be over, the work of rebuilding Nigeria continues. Nigerians must work together to build a strong and prosperous nation that can compete with the rest of the world. The Gubernatorial election is the next in line. Let us all show up as we did for the Presidential election.

This company has already addressed these scam allegations in the news that has been in circulation, but they aren't even an investment company. As their announcement says, they are a direct selling company, and as far as I understand, direct selling is not an investment. It simply means that people can earn money by buying directly from the company's online platform, receiving them from logistics partners, and selling their products to consumers around them. If we all understand the difference between direct selling and investment, we won't be falling victims to these scams.

oliseh99:
Qnet Investment A Scam?
One of my old friend has been telling me about Qnet investment in Lagos
That I should come down to Lagos and register...
Any experience about the company

So I did a quick google search and found out that Bernhard H Mayer is a luxury wristwatch and jewellery brand that sells its watches via QNET. QNET, as a company, does not offer employment to its distributors as it is not a recruitment agency. So, you see, this is a scam.

I suggest you do a google search on Bernhard H Mayer and read about the company and its range of products, and then you may visit the company’s website. Nowhere on the website do they talk about job offers. Check, that way you can personally verify their legitimacy and be better informed. In fact, warn others about this scam and prevent them from being victimized.

lastgenious:
Good evening everyone, please I need someone to help me out with an information I consider very important. I have an uncle who traveled to P/H some months back and according to him, he found a company through the help of his former boss who got fired from his job as a bank manager her in the north. According to him, the new job is with a company called "Bernhard H Mayer" and this company pays them a weekly wages of $250 USD. He has been offered one slot which he wishes that I come over an occupy. However, the registration fee for the processing of international passport accommodation and other things will cost #650,000 reason being that over time we may be required to travel to malaysia, Singerpore, etc for further training. To be honest he sounds very convincing but I'm confused because GNLD taught me a bitter lesson. Please is there anyone who can attest to the legitimacy of this company and whether it is another MLM. Please help and God bless you.

I see a lot of comments and posts here claiming that QNET offers fake jobs or QNET job offer is a scam. And I think that's where the misconception starts: QNET doesn’t offer jobs but rather an entrepreneurial business opportunity for individuals to create their businesses. It is essential to understand the distinction between direct selling and traditional occupations, or as we call them, 9-5 jobs or white-collar jobs.

Corporate jobs are rigid; you have to show up at work during all the weekdays for a whole month before being paid your salary. Direct selling, however, is flexible and accessible in that you can work even from the comfort of your home. With direct selling, you don’t have to wait for a whole month before being paid any salary. However, like any other entrepreneurship opportunity, hard work, persistence, and perseverance are critical to success in the business.

I think it's crucial always to research companies that ask you to pay money before granting you a job. QNET would never offer you a job because all they have are entrepreneurship opportunities where you are your boss. For more information, visit their website at https://www.qnet.net/ to know more.

Holidays are usually fun times to relax and unwind from all the stress from work and school throughout the year. I enjoyed last year's holidays because I spent most of the time with friends and family, eating at the table, going out on vacations, etc., which is not common among Africans. These activities helped my family, friends, and I bond well.

We visited one of Lagos' beaches and had a picnic; others went on boat cruises, jet skis, and horseback rides, and finally, we played beach soccer with another family. I felt like a child again. It took so many thoughts of work, money, and stress off my mind. I got the opportunity to discuss many things with my family, and I discovered a lot about my family that I had never known.

Contrary to what most people will think, these activities did not cost us so much financially, but we restored our relationship to a large extent and will do it again.

As for my friends, we went paintballing. Goodness! it was fun. The competitive team shooting sport rendered the strongest among us tactically weak. Lol.

Don't wait for Christmas to take time out with loved ones; make the best of every day.

I have seen the recent conversations on Nairaland about QNET being a legitimate company and not an illegitimate one. I must confess, I have had doubts because of the recurring incidents. I have constantly heard people complain on social media about fake promises of jobs.
Curiously, I did a little digging to join the campaign to bring QNET down.

My discovery was indeed suprising. I learned that QNET is a global direct-selling company that sells a wide range of health, wellness, lifestyle, and education products through an e-commerce platform.

They have been in business for over 20 years, with their headquarters in Malaysia. Most of the products and services they sell have had several gratifying reviews.

I was fascinated by their numerous products, like the Physio Radiance brand. Lol, knowing more about the product, I imagined how superstitious my people would be should they hear about it.

Reading the success stories of Independent representatives worldwide doing great things felt like reading a fascinating novel.

Visit https://www.qnetafrique.com/en/category/success/ to read more.