Global lifestyle and wellness company QNET has taken action against 141 Nigerian distributors accused of running fraudulent job schemes. The company issued a warning to Nigerians against scammers using its name to promote fake job opportunities, guaranteed returns, and overseas relocation schemes. QNET confirmed it has terminated the accounts of these distributors.
The company stated that the fraudulent activities involved misleading claims about employment opportunities and financial gains. These scams targeted individuals seeking work or investment opportunities, often promising high returns with little effort. QNET emphasized that the terminated accounts were identified through internal investigations and reported violations of its terms and conditions.
This is not the first time QNET has addressed such issues. In previous reports, the company has taken similar actions against distributors in other regions for similar fraudulent practices. The Nigerian market has seen a rise in such scams, with reports of individuals losing significant sums of money. QNET’s move is part of broader efforts to protect consumers and maintain the integrity of its business model. The company encourages affected individuals to report any suspicious activity and provides contact details for further inquiries.
