QNET, an e-commerce-based direct selling company, applauds the recent crackdown on 41 foreigners in the Bono East Region by The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS).
This represents a significant step forward for the community, and it sends a clear message that scammers will not be allowed to operate with impunity in the country.
QNET is committed to collaborating with the authorities against individuals misusing the company’s name and subjecting them to the laws of the land.
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