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Fake Job Alert: TripleLift Has No Presence in Zambia

Fake Job Alert: TripleLift Has No Presence in Zambia | ENB Enterprise

🚨 Fake Job Alert: TripleLift Has No Presence in Zambia 🚨

Published | October 31, 2025

⚠️ Zambian Job Seekers — Beware of the Fake “TripleLift Intern P1, p2,... p9......” Scam

If you’ve been contacted by anyone claiming to represent TripleLift or “TL Intern”, promising remote jobs, ad-review tasks, or instant mobile-money earnings — stop immediately.

It’s a well-coordinated online scam targeting Zambian job seekers and freelancers, designed to steal your money and personal information.

🏢 The Real TripleLift — and the Truth About Its Operations

TripleLift is a legitimate U.S. advertising technology company headquartered in New York City, with additional offices in:

  • 🇺🇸 New York (HQ)
  • 🇨🇭 Zürich, Switzerland
  • 🇸🇬 Singapore

They specialize in programmatic advertising, powering native, video, and Connected TV (CTV) campaigns for major global brands.

✅ Official Website: triplelift.com
✅ Careers Page: triplelift.com/careers

Fact: TripleLift has no office, agent, or recruiter in Zambia or anywhere in Africa.

💬 The Scam Explained: Fake “TL Intern” & WhatsApp Job Rings

Reports from Zambian job seekers reveal several fake WhatsApp groups impersonating TripleLift, including:

  • 💬 TL D339 Discussion
  • 💬 TL Zambia A2

These groups are run by scammers posing as “Amelia” and “Scarlet”, claiming to offer remote training programs or “easy ad-review tasks.” After gaining trust, they demand registration or activation fees via Airtel or MTN.

🚩 Common Red Flags

Fake ClaimThe Truth
“Ad review and data entry roles”TripleLift uses automation — no manual ad work exists.
“Instant payment via mobile money”TripleLift pays through formal payroll only.
“Refundable training fees”Legitimate employers never charge candidates.
“Mentors Amelia and Scarlet will onboard you”These are fake aliases used by scammers.
“Any operation using the name ‘TL Intern’P1,p2..... or claiming to hire in Zambia is 100% fraudulent.” — TripleLift Security Team, 2025

🛡️ How to Protect Yourself

  1. Verify the Email Domain
    ✅ Real: name@triplelift.com
    ❌ Fake: hr.tl-intern@gmail.com, triplelift.zm@outlook.com
  2. Check Job Listings
    All legitimate roles appear only on triplelift.com/careers.
  3. Never Pay to Apply
    Genuine employers never ask for training or activation fees.
  4. Report the Fraud
    📧 Email: security@triplelift.com
    📱 WhatsApp: +1 (650) 253-0000
    👮 Zambia Police Cybercrime Unit

📣 Spread Awareness — Save a Job Seeker

Share this post across WhatsApp, Facebook job pages, and university groups. The more people know, the fewer fall victim to fraud.

💡 Rule of thumb: If a job sounds too easy or pays too much for too little work — it’s a scam.

🧭 Bottom Line

TripleLift is a reputable global company — but it is not hiring in Zambia and has no connection to “TL Intern” or any WhatsApp groups like “TL Zambia A2.”

Anyone using the names Amelia or Scarlet to represent TripleLift is a scammer.

Stay alert. Stay skeptical. Protect your data.

🔖 Tags:

#TripleLift #ZambiaJobs #ScamAlert #CyberSafety #OnlineFraud #DigitalSecurity

💬 Have You Been Targeted?

Share your experience (anonymously if you wish) in the comments — every story helps others stay safe.

📰 

Together, we can build a scam-free Zambia — one alert at a time. 💪

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