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QNET condemns criminal misuse of its name in fraud, human trafficking schemes

International lifestyle and wellness company QNET has condemned the criminal misuse of its name in fraudulent recruitment and human trafficking schemes in Ghana and other parts of West and Central Africa.
QNET also disclosed that its representatives met with officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on August 7, 2026, to provide information about its business model, products, compliance framework and measures to address the criminal misuse of its name.
QNET said law-enforcement authorities refer to the misuse of QNET and other business names and business models by organised criminal networks as “Model Q”, which can facilitate fraudulent employment schemes and human trafficking.
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