Why QNET scam stories should be given a miss

One of the worst fears for any parent is having an active, imaginative and happy child, trapped in a fat, round and heavy body. Getting your child off the couch and away from the television should be any parent’s number one priority. Sports should be part of any healthy child’s life as it offers a variety of different life lessons and benefits. These activities are important and should be a part of your child’s life as it has multi-disciplinary benefits. QNET has joined the global rally for the inclusion of Squash in the 2020 Olympic bid. This project has put an end to all QNET scam reports.

The World Squash Federation’s (WSF) campaign to ensure the IOC inclusion of Squash at the 2020 Olympics, has received global support. It rocketed to new heights recently with the pledge from Hong Kong-based direct selling enterprise. As part of the global campaign, every spectator at the recent Hong Kong Open Squash tournament was given a ‘Back the 2020 Squash Olympics Bid’ t-shirt sponsored by this network marketing company. With a base of six million customers and independent distributors around the world, this company is all geared up to extend support to this programme.

The event is spearheaded by women’s player, Nicol David, who also defended her Hong Kong title, winning the 2012 tournament for the eighth successive time, after beating her French opponent Camille Serme in the women’s final. Nicol, who has topped the world rankings since 2006, took the time during this competition to reiterate the importance of Squash as a key element of the 2020 Games. Helping to lead the way, as one of the sport’s top supporters for the WSF’s bid for squash to be included in the 2020 Olympics, Nicol said, "I'd gladly give up my 6 world titles for one Olympic Gold."

 “World Squash was delighted when they learnt that the women's world number one, Nicol David, had agreed to wear the very attractive QNET World Squash 2020 Back the Bid T-shirt during the event, we couldn’t have picked a better role model.” said Heather Deayton, Vice President of the World Squash Federation.

Mr Richard Zinkiewicz, this company’s Director for International Operations is thrilled that this Asian direct selling giant has backed the bid, further highlighting his enthusiasm for the sport and the cause. This excitement clearly shows the inaccuracy of information on QNET scam articles.

This multilevel marketing company has also recently organised a two-day national feeding programme for several hundred people in Egypt, in conjunction with the holy month of Ramadan. The Ramadan Bags Convoy is part of the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative that reflects its core philosophy of RYTHM or Raise Yourself to Help Mankind. Through the Ramadan Bags Convoy project, this network marketing company, a global leader in the field of direct selling, with a strong presence in Egypt, aims to provide food for the underprivileged to break their fast.

“It is our way of helping to provide those who have little, with the opportunity to prepare traditional breakfast for their families once the sun goes down. Also, our customers joined hands with us to make this project even more meaningful,” said Mr Zaheer Merchant, speaking on behalf of the company. Such welfare activities points out how reports on QNET scam fail to present a complete picture of the company.