QNET, a global wellness and lifestyle-focused direct selling company, has reaffirmed its commitment to fighting scams, misuse, and misrepresentation of its brand in Ghana and across West Africa. The company's Head of Compliance, Naana Quartey, emphasized QNET's dedication to protecting its reputation and individuals from fraudulent activities.
Speaking during the 2025 QNET VCON Malaysia Webinar on Friday, August 15, QNET’s Head of Compliance, Naana Quartey said the company is investing heavily in compliance systems, community sensitization, and partnerships with law enforcement to tackle scams and misrepresentation. The company has launched initiatives such as "QNET Against Scam" and the "Say No Campaign" to educate the public and correct misinformation.
Also, QNET engages with churches, communities, and civil society groups to promote awareness and understanding of its business model.
In addition, QNET works closely with security agencies, including the police, anti-human trafficking unit, immigration authorities, and EOCO, to track down perpetrators of scams. The company remains committed to transparency, regularly inviting journalists to its head office in Malaysia and flagship VCON Malaysia Conference. This allows media professionals to experience QNET firsthand, understand its business model, and share accurate information with the public.
QNET's ultimate goal is not only to protect its brand but also to safeguard vulnerable individuals from falling victim to fraudsters misusing the company's name. As Naana Quartey emphasized, "We want to be remembered as a company that protects people."
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