The Criminal Investigational Department of the Ghana Police has carried out an operation that rescued over a hundred victims who fell into a popular Ponzi Scheme, Q-Net’s Trap.
Q-Net is the famous Ponzi scheme in Africa, where they lure people to join and make quick money. They convince people to join and sell products like watches and other skin care products, but you see the opposite after joining.
For some reason, people who work with them cannot run away, even though they’re not chained; they convince them to the extent that anyone who tries to tell them about how bad the organization is, is seen as an enemy of progress.
They roam about, trying to convince more people to join because it is rumored that when you recruit more people, you get some money, which is usual, so every member wants to do the most.
Families in Ghana have lost their loved ones to these schemes, and some don’t know the whereabouts of their relatives.
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The Anti-Human Trafficking Unit under the Criminal Investigation Department, CID, has today, October 7, 2025, rescued 110 victims under these circumstances, and this includes Cameroon nationals and Ivorians.
According to the report, the victimes were rescued at Kuntunse Satellite, Accra, in the early hours of Tuesday.
In connection with the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit, six of the prime suspects are women, 3 Cameroonian and 3 Burkinabes.
Ghanaians have been complaining about this Ponzi Scheme and want swift action against the suspects and shut down the Q-Net Company.
