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Alright folks, today we're diving into why Telegram might give you a slap on the wrist, and what happens to your chat as a result. Let's talk about why some chats seem invite-free but inviting anyone might get you restricted and so forth. Here's a rundown of why chats get restricted (we're not talking about reports, inappropriate content, etc., just invites and related issues from the messenger): Scenario What happens on Telegram's end Solutions or how to avoid penalties Invited someone to a chat 3 months ago, can't do it now. Congratulations, you caught a restriction from complaints or invite limits 3 months back, and Telegram isn't in a hurry to lift it. This can happen even to chats over a year old. The restriction is already in place. There's no guaranteed fix; either start a new chat and redirect your audience there, or hope this one loosens up (which happens about one in twenty times). Telegram's cracking down on everything, so long-term plans for chats might not be wise. Multiple chats under one owner Not talking about creators with 30 chats spread across different accounts. If you own, say, 5 chats under one account and invite someone to one, it might get restricted, and the restriction could spread to the other 4 chats. Get into the habit of one account per chat to keep more chats in reserve without risking a blanket restriction on your base. Owner's account got spam-blocked for unrelated actions, not inviting to their chat. This one's tricky; whether restrictions hit your chat is 50/50. Usually, they do, for overall toxic admin behavior. To lift a spam-block, consider buying premium services. People leave the chat soon after being invited. Congrats, this could lead to restrictions and eventually a ban for your chat. Stop inviting to this chat and consider others. No options left here. Chat is just a week old. New chats are prime candidates for restrictions; Telegram's wary of new things. Usually, new chats don't get restrictions; they just get deleted. Let the chat mature for at least 3 months before inviting. This covers the main questions and their answers. I'll keep updating as this topic evolves. If you have anything to add, drop it in the comments!

So, this little article is sparked by a ton of questions about how invites work in channels. Today, we're diving into all the possible answers to that question. How do you invite more than 200 initial users to a channel? YOU CAN'T, LIKE, AT ALL!!! Well, that's pretty much the gist of it... Okay, technically you can't do it now, but there used to be this thing where you could ban and unban users to boost numbers. That bug's long gone, though. BUT! What if you find yourself in a channel with over 200 members without subscribing? Let's look at how you might have ended up there: You were invited before the channel hit 200 members, then they just cranked up the numbers. You clicked to join a channel that requires approval. The thing is, you can sit in the approval queue for weeks, and then they'll just approve everyone at once. Some channels even sell this service separately. The channel you were subscribed to got taken over and flooded with new posts. So those are the ways you might end up in random channels. As you can see, no magic involved. As for known bugs in channel adds, there's no data or mentions of any. All investigations have consistently pointed to these three scenarios

The essence of these accounts, where they come from, and how they operate: For quite some time, a significant portion of accounts used in Telegram spam and invite activities were auto-generated accounts. However, SMS services eventually became overly confident, causing prices to skyrocket. This trend emerged as people predominantly shifted to using Telegram, while platforms like VK and others became less relevant. Consequently, our favored SMS providers began to capitalize on this demand surge, inflating activation costs and squeezing the last bit of profit from the Telegram market. As you may have guessed, fish accounts are obtained from real users, unlike auto-generated ones, which are akin to communal apartments, each with its own pros and cons. But don't be quick to get disappointed; sometimes the advantages are not so obvious (for example, real users may help mitigate spam blocks :devilish:). Nevertheless, it's time to get to the heart of the matter. Let's dive into the pros and cons with explanations: Cons - They can be logged out at any moment. Well, living in a communal apartment comes with similar uncertainties as with auto-generated accounts and ban waves; it's just for different reasons. An upcoming article will describe ways to minimize such incidents when purchasing. Supply levels fluctuate, affecting prices. Today, accounts may be offered at $0.10 each, tomorrow at $0.25, and the day after at $0.13. It all depends on the farms that supply the market with fresh "fish." I STRONGLY ADVISE AGAINST BUYING FISH FROM YOUR OWN COUNTRY. Legally, you might be fine, but it's a matter of conscience first and foremost. It's also a personal recommendation. Not all activities are permissible. Engaging in chat cloning or mass boosting without removing other sessions may result in detection of abnormal activity in the profile and subsequent account shutdown. Here are the pros (straight from the heart, no less): Absolutely wild limits: I'm ready to discredit all software claiming to "warm up" accounts. None of them managed to provide accounts that exceeded typical limits like 45-50 messages/invites after such warming up. Fish accounts, on the other hand, seem oblivious to limits. Just a few screenshots of fish in action: the record was 212 invites in one cycle from a single account. I thought the software was glitching! Incredibly resilient: During aggressive invite campaigns with most of my school, out of 200 accounts, only 36 perished. For auto-generated accounts, this would be a stroke of luck, but for fish, it's the norm. Price: I mentioned it earlier, but it's worth noting again. Rarely get spam-blocked or self-removal: For instance, accounts invited aggressively for two days straight barely saw a spam block on the third day—half the time, they happily turned green. Those living in the communal space also help lift spam blocks for you. Compatible with any proxy: They devour any proxy—whether Tor, static IPs from Proxy6, or others, it's all the same to them. Available for purchase 24/7: More on this later. Often feature aged chats and channels: This alone brings joy, sometimes paying off right from this stage. Extensive longevity for peanuts: Most accounts I encounter range from a few weeks to four years old, all for a fraction of the cost. NOW A VERY IMPORTANT STAGE: WHAT YOU CAN AND CANNOT DO WITH FISH ACCOUNTS. You can: Send broadcasts and invites, but with 2 particularities: parsing, just like with invitations, and leave the group after taking action. Everything else is also permissible. The main thing is to read the list of what you can't do very carefully. WHAT YOU CAN'T DO: Don't change avatars, bios, names, logins, and so on. Your communal buddy might not be happy and could shut you down. Mass subscriptions/unsubscriptions are highly discouraged. It's easy to get caught (therefore, broadcasting in groups is not an option). The chat cloner module isn't available immediately. Both of the previous points are violated if you don't close sessions for other users, you'll be caught red-handed. Checking accounts using spam block verification. Often this gets burned out and the session is turned off. I highly advise against using autoresponders. It clears up in an instant and we lose the accounts. A brief explanation, our main task is not to be exposed by our presence on the account. Therefore, we need to get our work done quickly and without leaving any traces. And you'll be able to use accounts for months on end without any problems. In my opinion, such accounts are becoming an increasingly viable alternative to account shops with insane prices and SMS services where the price is chosen by trial and error. We'll talk about buying accounts and their conversion in the next article, as the topic is very extensive.

Let's start with a brief introduction. This article draws from the experiences of many and is seasoned with the personal tribulations of the author. If you have your own tips or ideas, feel free to share them in the comments. So, let's dive in... Firstly, let's cover some general security tips: Is it safe to have multiple chats on one creator account? Absolutely not. However, for completeness and to fill out the article, I must mention this point and explain why. Telegram's ban algorithms are among the most unique (cough) in the messaging and social media landscape. While on platforms like VK you might recover your groups after a ban, with Telegram, it's a different story—they usually wipe out everything in one fell swoop, chats, channels, and the creator account. Therefore, I strongly recommend keeping a maximum of one group per creator account. It's about risk diversification, you know. Personal advice from me, as a creator: It's best to use a clean dummy account—meaning a separate account with 2FA enabled and no prior conversations. Ideally, this account should be on a different device, but that's just my personal quirk, you can take it or leave it. This approach minimizes potential issues like sudden spam blocks and reduces overall attention on that account. That should cover the basics of security. It won't be new for experienced users, but hopefully helpful for newcomers. Moving on to tips on inviting + a link to settings for Invite/PM/Group Broadcast: Let's proceed with tips and personal observations: Boost bots before starting invites: Yes, as absurd as it sounds, boosting your audience with bots before pouring in traffic significantly increases the survival rate of your dummies. You can boost even with Arab accounts—the cheapest resource—but I wouldn't recommend exceeding 10k bots per day to avoid Telegram filters and disappearing from search results. (For the timid ones, yes, you may not disappear, but this article is about extreme safety limits and advice, so let's move on without dwelling on it too much ). I'll add a bit: I've always boosted at a 1:1 ratio, roughly the same number as I plan to invite. Some suggest boosting at a 10:1 ratio, but that's up to personal experience. Use matured chats: Many are familiar with this point. In my opinion, I haven't noticed a difference when inviting to chats that are 3+ months old. Whether it's been 3 months or 3 years, the limitations and the invite itself were roughly the same, considering the audience and other precautions. A small clarification: chats with hidden histories (often sold this way) are just as valuable as those with openly visible creation histories, so there's no need to be afraid here. The most controversial from personal experience: It's better to invite to chats that have a history of interaction. (Yes, you can use empty ones or many things, but my experience shows that such chats thrive the best.) You can use chat cloners for filling them up or just sit and chat with friends. Dummy chats with only one post don't last long because they immediately raise suspicions on Telegram, usually because they prohibit writing, which essentially makes them under-channels. Next, there will be a series of controversial moments, which, in any case, the author either did not repeat or did not repeat sufficiently to unequivocally predict the results and reliability. Invite active users mixed with accounts that have been inactive for a long time: Many have done so, although customers, of course, did not like this method very much. But on the whole, those with whom I communicated confirmed that such an invite increases both the survival of accounts and the chat to which the invite was sent. Invite per one user from the account: In general, yes, the method has the right to exist. But, on the other hand, it is often offensive to lose 10% of the accounts that did only 1-2 invites, so I would say that this is a method for those who know what they are doing and have time to play with personal experience. The article turned out to be short. I'll add more in the future, but the main points I remembered when explaining to people have been covered

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