QNET (DULU) GOLDQUEST SCAM TIPU

Timbul dakwaan di internet bahawa Qnet, sebelumnya Questnet sebelumnya goldquest adalah sayarikat yang menjalankan skim pelaburan cepat kaya atau skim ponzi.

Kenyataan ini sama sekali tak benar, mistaken identity. Goldquest International Corporation yg ditubuhkan di Nevada AS tiada kena mengena dgn goldquest (sekarang Qnet). Kebetulan nama sama.

Baca ni, saya petik dr satu web ttg goldquest yg diharamkan tu:


The Canadian Press

Nevada-based Gold-Quest International Corp. has been accused by the Alberta Securities Commission of illegally raising about US$29 million in a “classic Ponzi scheme.”

The provincial regulator said Thursday that the money had been raised from some 2,940 investors, including more than 400 in Alberta, “through a sham investment scheme that was both a classic Ponzi scheme and a classic pyramid scheme.”

The regulator accused Gold-Quest of enticing investors with promises of 87.5% returns from foreign currency trading, as well as promises of referral payments for the recruitment of new investors.

However, an ASC panel determined that Gold-Quest International depended on the influx of new investors’ money to make payments to existing investors, the commission said in a news release.

The ASC panel also noted that millions of dollars of Gold-Quest International investors’ money made their way to promoters of Gold-Quest International and “were apparently used to pay their personal expenses.”

The panel also ruled that Gold-Quest and four named individuals, David Michael Greene, John Jenkins, Michael McGee and Delroy Atwood illegally distributed securities in Alberta.

Gold-Quest and Greene were further accused of making “misleading and untrue statements about the anticipated returns and the safety of investments in Gold-Quest International, and that Jenkins, McGee and Atwood authorized, permitted or acquiesced in such misconduct by Gold-Quest International.”

The ASC panel set a deadline of March 5 for the filing of written submissions regarding sanctioning, and the parties have until March 10 to indicate if they wish to make oral submissions, the commission said.

ini jawapan yg sebenarnya

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.