Is QNET a scam or not?

Mademoiselle Sara, I know very well why you responded that way. As a member, it means you were convinced of the benefits of QNET and that you also see far ahead and want to create enormous wealth and that "Time is money" and blah blah blah... the positive thinking that you are taught to join QNET and to recruit others (it sounds like call center scripts). I know that by joining QNET, you paid a sum to buy a product that you didn't even intend to buy initially, and you wouldn’t have bought it if you had found it at Marjane (for example) even at an unbeatable price. You bought it only because you want to get rich, but that doesn’t stop you from doing it; so far, nothing strange there. But as soon as you bought it, your next step was to recuperate, so you had to find new colleagues whom you would convince that QNET aims to share wealth and help the poor (by citing the example of the woman selling Lmsemmen who was able to make a fortune, etc.), that is to say, you speak to people POSITIVELY while deep down you say (come on, I see you as coins), and that way, of course, you succeed in convincing these people. It's really a silly job. And the problem is that your mission becomes "harassing people and bothering them all the time with your calls and your discussions on Facebook and everything, just so you are not the only ones who wasted money; otherwise, instead of advising your friends, you want to involve them too, WHAT A SHITTY FRIENDSHIP!! Personally, I’ve been proposed this several times: surely, I know that this way we create wealth over time, we attend seminars and conferences, our communication skills improve, we help people, we meet personalities... I don’t deny that, but constantly thinking about money and viewing our friends as opportunities and continually telling people things they don’t want to hear, I don’t think that can be considered work; I’m sure this way we lose many friends and others see us as scammers in the name of friendship. Furthermore, if we want to look at things from another angle, I give 6000 dh and I make a lot of effort to find two members who will each pay 6000 dh, so that makes 18000 dh that QNET earns (in revenue), and in the end, I get 300 dh (for each member, I believe); do you really think my effort deserves only 600 dh??? And where are the phone calls, the coffees, and the travel? And what about our IMAGE in front of the friends we are losing?
Also, the people to whom we propose to join, as soon as they see that affiliates are sometimes engineers, professors, etc., well-educated people, they think "I cannot be smarter than them," and they agree; I say NO, this is the whole point of QNET, it’s to convince us through the profiles of the members. We must say that these members are just victims looking for new victims under the pretense that QNET wants to share wealth. PLEASE, live your normal life and do honest work without harassing people, and do something good for society. I’m not saying QNET scams or that you won’t earn (I’m not even sure about that), but be sure that you will become obsessed; you will only think about money, money, money all the time. And finally, do a job that you believe in.