Africa (Commonwealth Union) _ The lifestyle and wellness company QNET, which uses a direct selling business model, claims it is steadfast in its dedication to transparency and taking prompt action against anyone who misrepresent its brand.
The company has announced the introduction of a Compliance Hotline on WhatsApp for its operations in Sub-Saharan African nations, including Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso, Liberia, Cameroon, Mali, Guinea, Benin, Togo, and others, in order to further demonstrate its dedication to this goal.
In the direct selling sector, transparency is crucial, especially in developing nations where QNET is still growing. According to the company, it aggressively promotes strict adherence to its Code of Conduct and Compliance Policies and Procedures in an effort to establish and uphold high industry standards.
The corporation has allegedly made an effort to address policy infractions and deter unethical behavior by enforcing severe disciplinary measures against offenders.
It added that it had fired several independent representatives in 30 different countries due to policy violations, noncompliance, and unethical behavior. It also mentioned how nine African governments’ law enforcement agencies received assistance from QNET’s legal counsel in filing accusations against more than 50 Independent Representatives.
However, it said that these efforts demonstrated QNET’s unshakable dedication to maintaining the credibility of the direct selling sector. For over 23 years, QNET has been successful in creating distinctive products and services to satisfy the changing demands of its clients all over the world.
The Compliance WhatsApp Hotline, reachable at +233 25 663 0005, intends to give distributors a safe and open avenue to voice their concerns and request help, highlighting QNET’s commitment to battling fraud and upholding moral values within its network.
QNET’s regional general manager Mr. Biram Fall emphasizes QNET’s steadfast adherence to its Code of Conduct and Policies and Procedures, highlighting the seriousness with which the business treats any violations of these accepted standards. Distributors can contact QNETPRO and the Compliance team directly through the Compliance WhatsApp Hotline to get answers to their questions about compliance and to promote ethical business practices.
The Compliance WhatsApp Hotline has been essential in quickly addressing reported situations involving QNET regulations or procedures since it was launched in August, emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy toward wrongdoing. Thanks to distributor reporting, close cooperation with law enforcement, and improved eKYC procedures. To prevent false identities within its network, QNET’s proactive approach to combating fraudulent activities has resulted in a significant decrease in scam-related incidents, added Biram.
Beyond tackling fraudulent actions, QNET is committed to assisting distributors in establishing long-lasting enterprises by utilizing the new hotline and the QNETPRO project. The business maintains its position as the leader in its sector by promoting a culture of compliance, ethics, and transparency.
People can reach the QNET Compliance WhatsApp Hotline for Sub-Saharan Africa at +233 25 663 0005 with questions about the code of ethics, earnings, and income disclaimers, or they can visit the respective country-specific QNET websites for more information under the “opportunity menu” > “Compliance” Sub-menu.
A 360-degree marketing and advertising campaign was previously developed by QNET in Ghana. The primary goals of the Campaign are to inform the public about QNET’s operations and to draw attention to the warning signs of a scam. The company’s other sub-Saharan African operating nations will see the promotion as well.
For over 23 years, QNET has been successful in creating distinctive products and services to satisfy the changing demands of its clients all over the world. Each year, more people purchase QNET products and register as Independent Representatives (IRs) for the company’s direct selling business. Through QNET, thousands of young Africans and Ghanaians have discovered their entrepreneurial drive and improved their lives.
