QuestNet Malaysia Responds to a malicious chain mail entitled "Top 17 Scams".
Dear Recipient,
How many times have you received a chain mail, and hit the FORWARD button without questioning the credibility of the information, or the reliability of your source? Six months ago, QuestNet officials tracked a chain mail titled ‘Top 17 scams in Malaysia’ to a Malaysian website which had put up the information to discredit the business of the company, by referring to it as a pyramid scheme. The defamatory statements made about the company are as follows: GoldQuest - This Company that claimed to be HK-based started with some non-value gold-plated coins that are sold for over RM2,000 have several names and changed products several times. QuestVacation, QuestNet, etc. They have several offices in Amcorp Mall, PJ and their key person(in fact, the owner), a Malaysian Indian was arrested last year in Indonesia for having involved in a very big Phillipines scam. Most of their overseas offices are closed or inactive but their Malaysia business is still hot, with some “energy” products.
If you've been told that MLM is a get-rich-quick scheme or go into it hoping to become a millionaire overnight, well, think again! Even QuestNet's co-founder, Donna Marie Imson, disagrees...
Watch Donna Marie Glenn Imson, QuestNet's co-founder and current Executive Chairperson, in the video below where she talks about her early experience with network marketing.
This was what she said beginning from the 8:35 marker: "In my first 5 years as a network marketer, I didn't become a millionaire ...I didn't get to buy a car ...I didn't get to do really much."
"Whatever I made from my network marketing business was just enough to make sure we had a good roof over our head ...I could send my children to good schools. Life was good and that was it."
Still in this particular case, the 24 year old single mother of three went on to carve a name for herself in the network marketing industry because of her tireless efforts, passion and dedication.
It has come to our attention that a Nevada, USA based company known as GoldQuest International Corp, which has been classified as a “ponzi and pyramid scheme” by the US Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Alberta SEC (Canada) is sometimes mistaken for QuestNet Ltd, an established 11 year old Asian based company (formerly known as GoldQuest). We hereby state that there is no connection between our company and this Nevada based company.
Some of you may be aware that QuestNet was formerly known as GoldQuest at the time of its inception in 1998, and when in 2003 it diversified and expanded into a wide range of products and services, we conducted a business re-structure into becoming QuestNet entirely. GoldQuest as a business brand name ceased to exist as of 2003. We have not been known as or have conducted any business as, GoldQuest since 2003. Crucially, QuestNet or GoldQuest have never ever been incorporated in the USA for any such association to be made or even considered.
Any association being drawn to us with their business is false and is a direct case in point of wholly mistaken identity.
QuestNet is also not in the investment or trading of securities business, and has no such dealings. We hope this helps clear any misconception that has been created, and this clarification directly shows our willingness to deal with the issue openly in clearing our name from any such wrongful association.
