Accra: Creative Walker Promotion Company (CWPC), a global digital marketing company headquartered in Sydney, Australia, has been trending on social media over the past few days amid claims by users that they are unable to access their funds.
According to Ghana Web, multiple social media users have alleged that their funds have been locked with the company, prompting calls for their investments to be returned. Some users have further alleged that CWPC operates like a Ponzi scheme, claiming investors receive returns from new deposits rather than legitimate business profits. Several people reportedly took out loans to invest in the company but are now unable to withdraw their funds. These allegations have not been independently verified.
One user expressed frustration, writing, “LSV Asset Management Fund and Co., please pay me back. I’m an unemployed youth, and you want to scam me. Have pity on me and let me cash out, please.” Another user posted, “The Final Doom – CWPC.” A third user questioned, “CWPC customers, how far with your 25% returns on your investments? If you can’t see a Ponzi scheme in 2026, then you are a mumu person.”
According to information published by the company, Creative Walker Promotion Company (CWPC) was founded in Sydney, Australia, in 2025 as a digital marketing firm specializing in targeted online promotions and integrated digital marketing solutions. The company leverages advanced programmatic advertising technology and data-driven marketing strategies to help businesses expand their global reach, optimize product visibility, and improve customer engagement across digital platforms.
Through its digital promotion platform, CWPC states that it provides merchants with comprehensive marketing solutions aimed at increasing traffic, improving conversion rates, strengthening customer retention, and driving sustainable business growth in the rapidly evolving global e-commerce landscape. Beyond its technological innovations, the company says it is committed to giving back to society through initiatives that promote community welfare, disaster relief, and sustainable development.