Dans le but de sensibiliser les communautés aux dangers des fausses offres d' emploi utilisées par les fraudeurs pour attirer le public vers la traite des êtres humains, la Society a direct selling company focused on lifestyle and well-being, QNET launched the “Say NO” public awareness campaign.

Reputable companies such as QNET, Coca-Cola, and even the West African Development Bank (BOAD) have fallen victim to fraud. Scammers use their reputable names to deceptively promise non-existent jobs to members of the public for the purpose of exploitation. The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) defines human trafficking as a global crime that consists of trading in people and exploiting them for profit. The lack of awareness about these scams and trafficking in human beings is therefore a major challenge in the fight against this vice

According to Biram Fall, QNET Regional Director General for Sub-Saharan Africa, “human trafficking not only destroys the lives of victims and communities, and it is unfortunate that fraudsters often use the names of reputable companies such as QNet to promise fake jobs.”