There are several reasons why QNET is illegal in Iran.
Reason 1:
In the early years of GOLD QUEST’s activity in Iran, according to the rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO), the company was required to pay 3 to 8 percent tax to the tax authority of each country for the purchase and sale of air that takes place within that country. When it entered Iran in 1979, with an agreement between the company’s officials and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Security, and some government institutions, the company paid 4 percent tax to Iran. However, with the widespread start of branches and the rapid growth of the company in Iran due to high income and early retirement and other benefits, the majority of people left their jobs due to low income and lack of financial and job security and the time they had, and were brought to this company. And when this happened, the Iranian government witnessed a lot of disorder in Iran. Why? Because there were no doctors in the office and hospital, workers did not work in the building, engineers worked for this company, bakers, and many other jobs, and the government suffered a series of air seizures that if it did not stop it, it would lose all its assets, such as Cheap labor and other reasons. Now this story continued until the Iranian authorities had a meeting with the company leaders that they should pay more taxes so that I can increase the salaries of the employees so that fewer people will come to you. However, the company leaders rejected this request in accordance with the principles of the World Trade Organization and closed their two main offices in Tehran and did not continue their activities in Iran. However, this process made the dissatisfied people of Iran curious as to why it left. It was our turn to succeed. Now it left, and they saw that it was true that the company left Iran, but its website did not go away. Because of this, many people continued to operate in their private homes and public places. Unfortunately, the Iranian government was unable to stop this. Because of this, it gave several illogical orders, including: 1. Creating tension among the people against the company 2. Creating a series of Iranian pseudo-networks to ruin public opinion and minds 3. Illegalizing the company 4. Abusing the company’s brand and trade name, etc. Until now, only a small percentage of people are afraid of this issue.
Second reason:
In Iran, the highest salary available is the presidential salary, which is over 200 million. Now, if an ordinary person from a village comes to Tehran and works in this system and becomes successful, receiving a salary of 6,800 dollars a week, which is equivalent to 57,000 tomans in dollars, about 400 million tomans, and achieves this success in 2 to 6 years, then this company will not be allowed to operate 100%.
Third reason:
In Iran, and unfortunately, one of the wrong policies of this system is to create division between religions, tribes, sects, religions, etc. Now this company is in line with humanity and helping humanity and has created a great change all over the world. And in the meantime, the company, with its humanitarian principles, should come and unite and integrate Kurds, Lurs, Baloch, Turks, Persians, Christians, Iranians, Afghans, Americans, Russians, Africans, etc. and make them brothers. Do you think the Iranian government would oppose this option? Because unfortunately, we do not have anything called a team and unity in our culture, and this is what makes us backward. It is interesting that Iranians are ranked first in the whole world for individual sports, but we are ranked last in team and group sports. Why? Because they are afraid of unity, compassion, and help. Now, if the company should come and rule humanity and eliminate superstitions, will Iranian politicians accept it?
Fourth reason:
The Qnet company offers products in a modern way, that is, without brokers and intermediaries, and sells products through a human sales network. Who will be unemployed in the meantime? The magnates who have made billions of dollars in profit in Iran through traditional trade and brokerage, and media advertising and celebrities who receive billions of dollars in advertising money to promote a brand or product. In the meantime, the Qnet company comes and through modern trade, eliminates these brokers, reduces the price of the product, and sells the product through the public, and divides the billions of tomans that were supposed to be paid to the media and celebrities between the public and the sales network to sell its products. Now, do you think these two people allow this company to operate?
Reason Five:
In Iran, all available products have more than 120 to 320 percent customs duty added, but all products should be free of customs duty according to the provisions of the World Trade Organization. Now, do you think Iran will accept that it will not make a profit from products with 120 to 320 percent? Unfortunately, in Iran, anything that is good and benefits the people but does not benefit the government is illegal. A businessman once imported Samsung products from China. and pays customs and taxes. This is not illegal. But a kolbar or a person who, out of unemployment, goes through thousands of hardships and hardships to import these products into Iran and sells them cheaply because there is no customs or tax on them. Is there a problem with this person’s product? Is there a problem with the factory of this product? Is there a problem with the brand of this product? No, they both bought from the same brand. The only difference is that the merchant pays taxes and customs and fills the government’s pockets, which is to the detriment of the people and sells the expensive product. However, as the famous saying goes, the smuggler bought his product from the same brand as the merchant but did not pay customs and taxes. That is why most of the time, smuggled products are both of better quality and cheaper and more authentic.
Reason Six:
Every country has its own principles and laws, and we cannot say that everything that is free in Europe and America is also free in Iran. In other words, the leaders of each country are different. In Iran, religion is the rule, but in other countries, humanity. In foreign countries, drinking is free, but not in Iran. But does anyone not drink in secret? In foreign countries, white marriage is common. In Iran, instead of white marriage, concubinage is common. In foreign countries, schools are mixed from the beginning, but not in Iran. In foreign countries, massage is free, but not in Iran. But how about secretly? In foreign countries, business is online, but not in Iran. Anyway, we hope you have realized that each country accepts the laws according to its own standards and culture. It does not mean that the fact that companies have been approved in 199 countries around the world and have been operating in those countries since 1998 is a scam in Iran. So, as long as the culture and standards of Iran do not change, it will be the same. But Do you want to be among the first and pioneers in this e-commerce revolution, the revolution of QNet, or among the last to understand when everyone succeeds with this great system?
Reason 7:
Does Apple have a license in Iran? Does Samsung have a license? Does Benz have a representative? Does Ferrari have a representative? Does Toyota have a representative? Does Ford have a representative and a license? No, they have neither a license nor a representative, so how are their products sold in Iran?
Because their products are unique, consumer-specific, and special
The QNet company is exactly the same, they have neither a license nor a main representative, but they sell their products through people.
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