QuestNet

QuestNet no longer appears to be active as a direct sales company.

Quest.net was the former website of QuestNet, the company now known as QNET.

Original Npros business profile for QuestNet, preserved below for archival purposes:

QuestNet was a former operating name of QNET, the Hong Kong-based direct-selling company founded in 1998 by Vijay Eswaran and Joseph Bismark. The business initially operated as GoldQuest because its original product line consisted primarily of commemorative gold coins. As it expanded into additional product categories and developed its international e-commerce platform, GoldQuest became QuestNet. The name was shortened to QNET around 2010. QNET remains the direct-selling subsidiary of the QI Group.

During the QuestNet period, the company marketed commemorative coins, watches, jewelry, travel and vacation memberships, telecommunications services, personal-care products, nutritional supplements, and wellness products. Promotional materials presented QuestNet as an international e-commerce and network-marketing company offering luxury, lifestyle, and wellness products through Independent Representatives. The company also promoted its "RYTHM," or "Raise Yourself to Help Mankind," social-responsibility philosophy.

Quest.net was used as an enrollment and business website during this period. A surviving QuestNet presentation instructed prospective representatives to register at Quest.net, pay a $10 registration fee, qualify through a personal or retail-customer product purchase, and activate the position by introducing two people. The compensation plan used a balanced binary structure with multiple tracking centers. Surviving plan materials described a $250 commission cycle after three units of qualifying volume accumulated on each side of a tracking center, with higher weekly commission limits tied to advancement levels.

QuestNet did not close or disappear as a company. It continued under the shortened QNET name and remains active at QNET.net, marketing health, wellness, personal-care, home, travel, education, technology, watches, and jewelry products through direct selling.