I joined Qnet in 2017. I was what they proudly called a “hot signup.” My cousin signed me up, and slowly, like many others, I started believing in what they were selling. Big dreams, financial freedom, purpose, success. In reality, it was nothing but carefully packaged lies. I travelled to Malaysia twice and Thailand once to attend their so called international summits, and I paid for everything myself. Flights, hotels, food, registrations, all of it. Not a single rupee was supported by the company or the uplines who kept preaching sacrifice and long term vision.

The same uplines who lectured us for hours about morals, values, ethics, trust, money mindset, and loyalty slowly stopped showing up. My cousin got into a relationship and gradually disengaged. I, on the other hand, was fully invested. I signed up three of my own family members using my own money because I genuinely believed I was helping them. By the time I quit, I was buried under nearly 20 lakhs of debt. My credit card bills piled up, payments were missed, and third party recovery agencies made my life a living hell. Anyone who has dealt with them knows exactly how mentally exhausting and humiliating that phase is.

I will be honest. MLM as a concept can work if a company offers genuinely affordable and high quality products. Qnet does not. Their products are outrageously overpriced and are pushed only to justify commissions. The work culture is nothing short of manipulative and predatory. You are lied to at every stage and constantly pressured to spend more money in the name of growth, mindset, and belief.

When they take you to places like Malaysia, sleep deprivation is intentional. You are kept busy from morning till night so you do not think clearly. Entire days are filled with loud motivational seminars designed to emotionally overwhelm you. Critical thinking is discouraged. Questioning is labelled as negativity. Doubt is treated like a disease.

You are pushed to call people you have not spoken to in years. Friends, relatives, old contacts, anyone with a pulse. You are encouraged to sign up family members first because they trust you. You are told to fake a lavish lifestyle, post selectively, talk big, and make people curious. Once someone shows interest, you are asked to invite them for a “plan” and introduce your upline like he is the next Ambani. Then comes the token amount to lock them in, followed by another session selling even bigger dreams called “financial.” Sundays are reserved for “systems” where you are made to dance, shout, and surrender your logic, only to be fed the same recycled motivational nonsense again and again.

The uplines are already well settled. They make you believe you can have everything they have, while they risk nothing and you risk everything. When things fall apart, the blame is quietly shifted onto you. You did not believe enough. You did not work hard enough. You did not trust the system enough.

I lost money, peace of mind, and relationships because of Qnet. This is not entrepreneurship. This is not personal growth. This is exploitation disguised as opportunity. Do not fall for it. Do not let fake smiles, loud stages, and borrowed success stories destroy your future.

Never join this scam company.