Water is a fundamental human need. Each
person on Earth requires at least 20 to 50 litres of clean, safe water a day
for drinking, cooking, and simply keeping themselves clean. Consuming unsafe
drinking water may lead to several water borne diseases, and other long term and
chronic health problems. Provision of safe drinking water to each and every
individual living in this planet is required. But unfortunately there are many
people who are still deprived of this basic need. Keeping this in mind, QNET has
come up with an innovative product in the form of HomePure. This has put an end
to all stories related to frauds.
According to a report, 80% of citizens living in the city of As suit
in Egypt drink unclean water. Additionally, many Egyptians in
Menoufia fell ill after
drinking contaminated water. At the 6th World
Water Forum, it was
presented that 10% of diseases globally are caused by unsafe drinking water. While
the Egyptian government is striving to find long-term solutions to resolve this
problem, corporations have come up with products and solutions that help
improve water quality and provide clean water for drinking. HomePure,is a portable water purification system for homes that is equipped
with a 7-stage filtration system, each filtering out a different type of
contaminant. The system is also equipped with tourmaline ceramic balls which
have antibacterial and deodorising qualities.
“With Egypt being one of QNET’s fastest-growing
and important markets, we have taken special care to produce a product that
would help one of the country’s most pressing problems,” explained Mr JR
Mayer, Managing Director of this multilevel marketing company.
This Asian direct
selling giant has also decided to give grants of USD
10,000 each to three philanthropic causes in India, Uganda and Egypt. The
grants are given as part of The Pitch, a contest launched at QNET’s annual convention
in September last year. It gives the company’s distributors an opportunity to
make a difference in their communities. Such initiatives clearly wipe out all
misleading QNET scam reports. To participate, contestants had to pitch an
idea to RYTHM Foundation, the Corporate Social Responsibility arm of
this company to be implemented in collaboration with a charity or
Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) of their choice.
“Projects proposed had
to fall under any of RF’s four main pillars – Education, Community Development,
Arts and Culture, and Environment,” said Ms Donna Imson, Executive Chairperson of QNET and Trustee of RYTHM Foundation.
This Asian direct selling giant has also
displayed its most popular products at the annual Malaysia-Indonesia Business
Expo (MIBEX) held from 25 to 27 January
at the Plaza Medan Fair. The event aimed to forge cooperation and enhance trade
relations between Malaysia and Indonesia. Such events prove that stories on QNET scam not only lack truth but also fail to provide a complete picture of
the company.
“This is an excellent
initiative by the Malaysian and Indonesian governments in promoting bilateral
trade between the two countries. Indonesia is fast emerging as an important
market in the global economy and QNET
sees great potential in developing our business here,” says Mr JR Mayer,
Managing Director of this multilevel marketing company.
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