You should call the SEC office nearest BBDA headquarters.
Then get everyone to go to this page (link below) and do all 3 of the suggested items there.
http://www.sec.gov/complaint/select.shtml
But one thing to keep in mind, dilution is legal IF the company needs money to stay in business and is using the money for proper business operations. This may include the CEO's salary. Pink sheet stocks are not required to make many of the same disclosures as SEC filers (OTCQB, Nasdaq, NYSE).
The illegal aspect is if the CEO or other insiders are using a third party entity to hide 'convertible debt notes' or equity for services (that are never performed) only to dump them on the market. This can be extremely hard to prove and sometimes takes the SEC years to dig through. Also keep in mind the SEC is watching marijuana stocks and chasing down the old AwesomePennyStocks.com promoters. They are quite busy, so once you get someone on the phone willing to talk to you a few times, be persistent, but not a pest. I know its frustrating and you wanted answers yesterday, but some patience will be needed.
Lesson to be learned here: Penny Stocks SUCK! CEO's lie, products don't exist, and they have no money! They trade for pennies or less, because they have nothing! 'Investing' in penny stocks is a suckers game. Learning to trade the charts and stop listening to all the drama will increase your ability to actually profit off the runners, getting out before the dump.
I hope you are successful determining if BBDA is real or a scam. Good Luck.