QNET complaints: to believe or not to believe

Nov 20
08:13

2012

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An international direct selling brand that utilities the network and multi level marketing (mlm) combined with e-commerce for more info: http://qnetfraud.tumblr.com/post/35829346464/qnet-complaints-to-believe-or-not-to-believe

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When we were kids,QNET complaints: to believe or not to believe Articles we used to play a game called Chinese whispers where the aim was to pass on a message by whispering it into your neighbour’s ear. This would go on till it reached the last person in the chain. Now don’t look so confused! One would ask, what is the relevance of this game with the topic of this article, right? Well, let me explain.

The way a message gets misinterpreted or miscommunicated in the game of Chinese whispers, is similar to how people tend to misinterpret or miscommunicate information about services, products and companies. Whenever they speak about something, they tend to add information of their own, particularly if it is not something they have experienced personally but have only heard of.. By the time it actually reaches the end of the chain, there are different aspects added to the actual facts. The QNET complaints that have been flooding the virtual world are an apt example.

Why did I pick this one? Simply because, recently at a party while discussing direct selling companies we stumbled upon QNET and the complaints that have been all the rage online. For those of you who are not aware of this company, QNET is a direct selling company with a wide range of brands from segments like nutrition, watches, energy products, vacation packages and more.

I was surprised when one gentleman spoke about how QNET claims to be a ‘get rich quick scheme’ and hasn’t lived up to it. My question to him was, who said that it was a get rich quick scheme? Yes, QNET representatives do speak about making money… eventually! They talk about embracing it as a business opportunity and making money in the long run.  It’s not a nine-to-five job that would pay you a fixed amount at the end of the month, rather it’s more like a baby that when nurtured would eventually turn into a capable adult. Just like an entrepreneurial venture.  

It is because of some people with misconceived information that QNET complaints have surfaced the World Wide Web. Why do I say this so confidently? The answer is simple, because I’ve witnessed it all personally and it wasn’t something that happened overnight but over a period of time.

So what is the key to success here? I would say persistence, patience and definitely hard work. And how does one get started? With an initial investment you can become an independent representative of the company. For every product that you sell and any new person that you recruit for the company, you earn income. Both require the skills of communicating appropriately, soif you are unable to do so, it goes without saying that you do not grow. How can the company be blamed for this? Most of the QNET complaints are from unhappy individuals who were unable to make money, especially because they were unableto excel in the required areas.

I’m not trying to promote this company but simply trying to portray it the way it should be, so that others benefit from it the way I did. The next time you hear about these QNET complaints, remember the game of Chinese whispers: you might not be hearing the truth after all. Why don’t you find out for yourself instead?

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