DDB Worldwide

On March 18, 2026 I was asked by a friend to assist her with her DDB account. She assisted me in creating an account and with her invite code I became her subordinate associate.

This is important because later the DDB securities department used that against me. I assisted my friend with processing her account (by completing merchandise processing fees) and, because I was her "subordinate" I also received a *** percentage of her profits. Once I completed her order tasks, as they were called, I was required to complete the 60 order tasks that were assigned to me before either of us would be able to withdraw any funds. Generally, the order task expense would not exceed the funds available in an individual account.

However, they rigged it so that there were "TREASURE" orders that FAR exceeded the amount of funds available and I learned that it is the individuals responsibility to "recharge" their account with enough funds to cover this added expense. After I finally completed my 60 tasks, which took nearly a month to do, I attempted to make a withdraw only to be informed that I am required to pay taxes on the income before I can withdraw the funds which, required me to have to wait until I received my Social Security and retirement pension to pay it. When I attempted to withdraw my funds for the second time I was informed that, because I made an attempt to withdraw the funds "early", my task account was automatically reset and I needed to perform another 60 tasks before I could enter another withdraw request. Although furious about the situation, I again went through the arduous process of completing all of the order tasks, including the "TREASURE" tasks.

By this point I had accumulated $11,570 and was informed that I could make my withdraw. However, my account was "FLAGGED" as suspicious for money laundering and I needed to submit $500 to the Security Review department before they could release my funds. I reluctantly submitted the $500 and they stated that the funds were released for withdraw so, I proceeded to make my withdraw. Several hours passed before the Customer Service Representative sent me a screenshot of my withdraw information so that I could confirm it was accurate and I did.

They came back shortly after that and informed me that their Financial Department could not transfer my funds and that they were now "TRAPPED" in their Database and in order for them to release it and try again, I needed to submit "ANOTHER" $500 to their Technical Department to fix the issue that "I" caused. I have since refused to comply with their latest requirement and they have now informed me that do to "MY" failure to comply, I have forfeited the funds in my account in the amount of $12,070.