CCD ordered to shut doors to representatives of QNet

QNet Fake or Real
As a feature of endeavors to stop claimed unlawful activities of Hong Kong-based multi-level marketing company Qnet, blamed for contribution in a Rs 425-crore extortion, Mumbai police has requested prominent café Cafe Coffee Day (CCD) to close avenues to agents of the questionable firm.

Examinations by Mumbai Police Economic Offense Wing (EOW), examining the plan, found that delegates and representatives of the ambushed company and the firms connected with it regularly visit the city based outlets of CCD to draw prospective parts.

Agreeing to the requests of EOW, the CCD powers have glued a notice, excepting the entrance of delegates, staff and representatives of Qnet and its related firms.

The notices glued at the door by the CCD outlets in the city peruses, "according to directions got from Economic Offense Wing- Crime extension, Mumbai and Additional Police Commission of EOW Mumbai, passage is restricted for delegates, staff and workers of Vihaan Direct Selling (India) Pvt Ltd, Qnet Limited (Hong Kong), Transview Enterprises India Pvt Ltd and Vanamala Hotels, Travels & Tourism Services Pvt Ltd."

The CCD notice further states, "NOTE: We are not connected with the aforementioned in any case." Armed with court requests, Mumbai Police with the assistance of focal cyber security sleuths had blocked online gateways a couple of weeks ago to put an end to their web activities.

"Nonetheless, it has arrived at our notice that the agents have discovered option routes on the internet and are proceeding with their operations. We are leaving no stone unturned to block their activities," said an officer.

"Utilizing free Wifi offices, the company's operators work from outlets, other than gathering prospective parts to talk about business," the officer included. Gurpreet Singh, the complainant of the misrepresentation, has respected the police's prerogative saying, "It is a well known fact that Qnet's associates sit in CCD outlets scouting for their victims."

The EOW has so far captured ten persons for purportedly hoodwinking speculators by offering to offer items like attractive plates, home grown items and occasion plots through false practices.

Previous billiard champion Michael Ferreira and Bollywood actor Boman Irani's child Danesh have likewise been under scanner of the EOW as they were additionally discovered to be professedly connected with the firm, accumulating huge money through this framework, as indicated by sources.

The QNET has likewise been blamed for utilizing the banned paired pyramid business model for their multi-level marketing plans to tempt speculators. A FIR in the case was enrolled in August a year ago.

CCD Bans QNet and Associate Companies Notice 

The denounced have been accused of deceiving and imitation under applicable sections of the Prize, Chits and Money Circulation Schemes (Banning) Act 1978. The EOW had issued gaze out notices against QNET author Vijay Eswaran, Michael Ferreira and three business associates, sources included.

Ferreira turned up before the specialists, who recorded his statement a couple of weeks ago for his charged role in the case.