Over the past year, one name kept popping up in my YouTube comment section: Queen Boss Society. Viewers like BP_Jennie and Sunny Lie Garcia asked if this platform was legitimate or just another money-grabbing scheme. So today, we’re diving deep into the Queen Boss Society and its connection with Gfoxx International, a multi-level marketing (MLM) company operating in the Philippines.
If you’re considering joining this group or are already part of it but unsure whether it’s a real opportunity or a cleverly disguised trap, this blog is for you.
Let’s clear up one common misconception right away: Queen Boss Society is not a company.
Instead, it’s a group within Gfoxx International, similar to other marketing teams like King Boss Club and Team Genuine. These groups serve as organized sub-communities with the goal of empowering women and helping them succeed within Gfoxx’s MLM structure.
So, asking if Queen Boss Society is “legit” isn’t the right question. A better one would be:
“Is joining Queen Boss Society a worthwhile and profitable move within the MLM structure of Gfoxx International?”
Let’s break it all down to find the answer.
Because Queen Boss Society operates under Gfoxx International, members earn income through Gfoxx's compensation plan — a common setup in MLM structures. Here are 8 ways to earn within Gfoxx:
Earn 20% to 50% profit by selling Gfoxx products, depending on your account package.
Earn override commissions from your direct and indirect referrals up to 6 levels deep.
Build a left and right team. Income depends on your package:
These include:
⚠️ These bonuses are exclusive to Business Pack or Premium Pack holders. Starter Pack users are not eligible.
Queen Boss Society offers several package tiers. Each one corresponds to an investment in Gfoxx products and earnings potential:
| Package | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Starter Package | Basic entry-level | ₱2,500 |
| Income Booster | 3 Starter Accounts | ~₱7,500 |
| Business Package | Mid-tier earning features | ₱9,300 |
| BP + GLR | Advanced with Lifestyle Rewards | ₱12,500 |
| Premium Package | Full access to all features | ₱18,950 |
Here are some notable advantages based on both research and firsthand observation:
Upon joining, you get access to comprehensive training:
These are essential in a sales-driven industry like MLM.
Members get ready-to-use materials for promotion:
Members can order products directly via their Gfoxx accounts — no need to visit a physical branch. Gfoxx handles the logistics, even for your customers.
Though Gfoxx isn’t a dropshipping company, you can build a dropshipping business around it:
This model suits those more interested in product selling than recruitment.
Hit your sales targets and redeem Facebook Ads funds — a rare feature in MLM companies.
Let’s talk about the cons and red flags — based on personal insights and user experiences.
Enrollment and activation are manual:
Your account remains active only for 1 month. To stay active, you must buy products monthly — a recurring cost that can add up.
The shipping cost is relatively steep:
These apply to Cash-on-Delivery (COD). Pay-before-shipping options have different rates.
Queen Boss Society is often marketed as a dropshipping opportunity, but in reality, it’s 80% MLM, 20% product selling.
Despite the digital tools, Gfoxx is still a traditional MLM at its core. The digital process doesn’t automatically make it a dropshipping business.
Queen Boss Society and Gfoxx International are not scams — but they’re also not for everyone.
MLM works for the few who can build large networks. The majority will struggle without strong marketing and recruitment skills.
Now I want to hear from you:
💬 Leave your honest thoughts in the comment section.
If you want to dig deeper into MLM business reviews and tips, check out my MLM Playlist on YouTube. You’ll find breakdowns of other companies, red flags to watch for, and smarter ways to evaluate network marketing opportunities.
If you found this helpful:
Stay smart. Stay safe. And always do your own research before joining any business.
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