Does anybody know a free Telegram bot for joining groups?

[szoenik]

Question is as in the title. Looking for a free bot that will join 200-300 groups so I don't have to click join manually.

In general Telegram has a limit of joing like 5-6 groups per...20-30 minutes? After you join 6 or so, the join group button will freeze and you won't be able to join more for a while. So the bot should also kinda do it in batches, as I don't see another way

 

[Ahmirof]

I think the best approach is create a python bot using Chatgpt to do everything you want for you. I don't know anything about python but these days most of my tasks are done by python bots that I'm creating using Chatgpt

 

[szoenik]

I think the best approach is create a python bot using Chatgpt to do everything you want for you. I don't know anything about python but these days most of my tasks are done by python bots that I'm creating using Chatgpt

Hmmm that is very interesting. Are you using the free or paid version of ChatGTP to do that?

I've tried creating social media posting bots with chatGPT but it didn't do the job right. Maybe the issue is in the way I prompt or something, but I haven't manage to make it work when it comes to creating automation python scripts.

But - simple Telegram bots are indeed much less complex than that so it may actually work. If you got any tips on how to speak to the chat so that it actually creates a functional python scripts let me know! It would be a life saver if I could do that, as outsourcing custom scripts is hella expensive

 

[szoenik]

I think the best approach is create a python bot using Chatgpt to do everything you want for you. I don't know anything about python but these days most of my tasks are done by python bots that I'm creating using Chatgpt

Yeah just spent like 2 hours trying to create a bot I mentioned (joining groups) and chatGPT has failed each time... Updated the script 20 times, every time there are a bunch of errors on the terminal, he's repeating mistakes over and over.

The script was only 100-140 lines, included simple instructions like joining 5 groups at a time every 10 seconds. After joining 5, take a break for 30 minutes, then rinse and repeat. With of course a list of groups, instructions for the bot how to handle public and private invites etc. Which ofc did not work.

It was showing groups I wasn't a member of as "Already a member" - just an error after error after error.

Idk how you use it without coding knowledge, as I give him simple instructions for a simple script and it just spits out a script that does not work properly. At best it managed to connect to my account properly after updating the existing script 6 times, but that was the end of "good news".

 

[Ahmirof]

If you think it can't be done, so it can't be done!
I think it's possible so i created many bots worth thousands of dollars

And of course you need to debug it and may take days to create it but at the end you have a custom tool with a new opportunity with chatgpt
All you have to do is manage the project and change your approach to get what you want.
First start with a simple part, then add another simple part , and add and add until you have a full and usable tool

 

[Albert Wesker]

Using a bot to join a group may violate Telegram's Terms of Service and may cause account issues. It's best to join a group manually or use Telegram's official features.

This. Don't risk losing your telegram account unless you're using junk telegram accounts with a different device

 

[seohercules]

Whatever you do do NOT use exybot

 

[OccultKingdoms]

Think about what joining a group is and then find a way to join a group.

Think of delegating a job to a computer. It only needs a group link, button to click and that's all.

Then loop that process.

Why do you want 140 lines of code.

I think it's 3 - 4 lines of code.

I'll find a phone and maybe post it here.

The harder question is "how to find as many groups as I need". This is something I would not answer in 4 lines.

Edit:

It's quite tricky. There are channels and groups. Then there are times you need to wait until you can post.
Coding this crap would take 2 days.

Then filtering of that would take 30 days of constant testing.
Then matching an offer to a broad telegram audience that is mostly Russian.
And another question is how to engage those people.

You need a lot of phone numbers for this. Not much data though.

Feels like working with facebook - finding and filtering / creating groups is the core challenge.
Not my problem. Fck it.

 

[szoenik]

If you think it can't be done, so it can't be done!
I think it's possible so i created many bots worth thousands of dollars

And of course you need to debug it and may take days to create it but at the end you have a custom tool with a new opportunity with chatgpt
All you have to do is manage the project and change your approach to get what you want.
First start with a simple part, then add another simple part , and add and add until you have a full and usable tool

Just saying this out of frustration that's all. If you say it takes days and a lot of debugging - this coming from a person who actually created functional bot gives me a bit more confidence to continue, so thanks!

If I may ask - what was the most complicated bot you've created with chatGPT? In terms of what that bot does

 

[OccultKingdoms]

If I may ask - what was the most complicated bot you've created with chatGPT? In terms of what that bot does

Write line by line. Test. Write. Test again. And understand what happens.

Don't rush it and don't expect it to work the first time.

Code is just a set of commands put in order.

Learn it instead of fighting with it.

Just understand core coding concepts and it's a breeze after this. It took me a week to learn it when I was 14.

I'm far from a gifted person. Scratch.mit.edu is a platform for kids where they can code which only proves it's not hard.

If you can understand what a number and variable, and procedure are, you understand basic code already.

If you simply want money, go to google Ads, select "search campaign" and pay them $20 for traffic. They'll give you as much as you want if you put the settings in right order.

 

[szoenik]

Write line by line. Test. Write. Test again. And understand what happens.

Don't rush it and don't expect it to work the first time.

I don't rush it, but looking at the situation when the task is really simple - I've spent 2 hours with full focus. Revised script about 25-35 times. And chatGPT cannot get through the errors - much more, it is repeating errors, or when it creates revised versions of code - it like forgets to include certain features from previous revised scripts that we'be already established like delay function, break time etc. You have to baby it like a toddler during the process

I've did some digging online outside of BHW, and everyone who actually used and made sense of chatGPT when it comes to coding said the same thing "you need to know a little bit of coding to correct the scripts" as chatGPT will not create ready and functional scripts for you even if you ask it to revise it a 100 times. It's only of use for someone who already knows more or less how to code (their words not mine)

"I've learned it in a week" - that's a vague statement, because "code" is a major field. There are many languages + when working with API like Telegram - you actually have to learn how their API works too, so learning "general basics" of code will not really teach me how to code. Some basics and general understanding? Sure. Creating functioncal scripts myself? Wouldn't be so sure. I've read many threads regarding to coding on how much it actually takes, from people who code all their lives, everyone says it's months (4-8) for 1st language. This field wouldn't be such high-paying when it comes to jobs if one could learn it in a week. Heck, even a month.

Sorry if I come across as an asshole - it's not my intention, I'm just saying stuff according to my current knowledge and repeatable conclusions of professional in this field I've read on the internet.

 

[OccultKingdoms]

This field wouldn't be such high-paying when it comes to jobs if one could learn it in a week. Heck, even a month.

Software engineering is not coding. It's completely different.
Coding is like curing an illness at home. Software engineering is like being a doctor.

A high paying job is mostly about mindset and cooperation.

I've read many threads regarding to coding on how much it actually takes, from people who code all their lives, everyone says it's months (4-8) for 1st language.

Sounds less than learning subtraction and addition.

Creating functioncal scripts myself? Wouldn't be so sure.

If you cooperate with other people and are less secretive, you get all the answers.

Answers are already out there, you only need to ask for them.

This forum is full of code that works, but you can post your own if you need someone to get you in the right direction.

You can write the backstory of how hard it is, but if you don't let other people help you, they won't.

I saw on certain forums whole blocks of code pasted for free that normally people pay $1000+ for.

Having code is 1 thing, running it is another thing. You can have all the code in the world and still not get benefits.

 

[szoenik]

Answers are already out there, you only need to ask for them.

I feel like a young adept while you being an old master that speaks in ridles xD

Something like when harry potter needs clear direction and dumbledore is throwing quotes like "Curiosity is not a sin. But we should exercise caution with our curiosity … yes, indeed .." and HP is like yep, don't understand anything but I'll carry on

I don't intend to learn coding - nor software engineering. Don't feel like join-group Telegram bot is a software btw, but nevermind. Maybe I just don't know the difference between a bot and a software.

I just needed a simple free bot for Telegram which will do 1 simple task. Doesn't exist? Cool, I'll spend $20 or $30 on Fiverr to get it. I got interested over the fact that I could potentially create automation scripts with chatGPT, but it's already being more of a headache than of use. So I guess it's better to keep buying scripts, as long as I will make my money back on what I've spent on the script.

I don't need to learn all the perks of being a car mechanic when owning a car after all, am I? I already spent years of my life on learning different fields, and adding coding (or software engiesdfsdhfj can't pronounce it) is just going in opposite direction instead of polishing on what I already have been doing for the past few years. If I could indeed add it to the portfolio of my skills within a month or two while fully understanding it - sure, but again - 90%+ people who "code" in one language or another say it's not that quick when you're starting from zero.

You can write the backstory of how hard it is, but if you don't let other people help you, they won't.

This whole post is literally asking for help

I saw on certain forums whole blocks of code pasted for free that normally people pay $1000+ for.

Where? Where exactly?

Answers are already out there, you only need to ask for them.

I did ask, a few times here on this post and haven't got an answer, so I guess it's not that easy xd
Again - I feel like you speak in ridles xD

 

[OccultKingdoms]

Where? Where exactly?

https://stackoverflow.com/
https://github.com/search?q=telegram%20bot&type=repositories

I did ask, a few times here on this post and haven't got an answer, so I guess it's not that easy xd
Again - I feel like you speak in ridles xD

The point was that you can post all your code in this thread, write complaints about how stupid coder was and say what doesn't work.
Just... don't repost whole ChatGPT responses.

You can ask questions about specific blocks of code and how to use ChatGPT + alternatives.
Using AI is harder than you think. It's not obvious.

Now AI is a real riddle... even creators of that have hard time understanding that.
Riddles or not, I felt the same deciphering what Americans were saying to me in my first 5 years.

haven't got an answer

The trick is to ask certain people. For example, if you ask me, I can look at it and give my own version.

If you ask random people, they'll say "wtf is this". If you hit a person directly, they'll have to face their fears and are likely to give an answer.

For example, when I ask questions to this specific person, I can get popcorn and read interesting answers for hours. https://www.blackhatworld.com/members/splishsplash.712528/#recent-content

Reading such content you get history lessons, coding knowledge and marketing at the same time.

 

[szoenik]

Using AI is harder than you think. It's not obvious.

I thought for a long time it's easier than it is, but I agree. I thought same when I started using MidJourney a while back (I don't anymore), and thought I just tell it what I want it to generate. Instead I had to learn a lot of technical commands to feed it, otherwise it wouldn't spit anything good.

I guess learning chatGPT prompting would be quite beneficial, in any area really, so useful skill no matter the field.

You can ask questions about specific blocks of code and how to use ChatGPT + alternatives.

Got it. So kinda like sending my script, marking which block/part does not work, and maybe some kind soul will fix it for me, or guide me how to use resources to fix it. Hope I understood it right

The trick is to ask certain people.

Gotta have connections for that So far I'm only approaching strangers on the internet, meaning not directly but on forums/groups and stuff like that. So can't really tell who might be a good option to ask that or not.

For example, if you ask me, I can look at it and give my own version.

I'd send you the script but I can't send DMs yet as my account is fairly new + I feel like you've given me so much of your time that I don't want to overdo it, as I sometimes see people, when they spot someone with knowledge they keep messaging that person over and over like it's their private tutor expecting him to help for free.
It's like beggars on the streets asking for more money from the same person that already gave them some change. I mean it depends how you do it too, idk, maybe I'm overthinking it (I always am.)

I always keep that in mind when interacting with people online, to not be that person, and not overdo it. I mean unless you really don't mind then heck, I'll send it here xD I can never tell whether I'm just over-apologetic or actually respectful. Always feel like it's the first one.

For example, when I ask questions to this specific person, I can get popcorn and read interesting answers for hours. https://www.blackhatworld.com/members/splishsplash.712528/#recent-content

Always looking for people like that to follow on BHW. Followed you as well (no vaseline xD)

 

[OccultKingdoms]

I'd send you the script but I can't send DMs yet as my account is fairly new + I feel like you've given me so much of your time that I don't want to overdo it, as I sometimes see people, when they spot someone with knowledge they keep messaging that person over and over like it's their private tutor expecting him to help for free.
It's like beggars on the streets asking for more money from the same person that already gave them some change. I mean it depends how you do it too, idk, maybe I'm overthinking it (I always am.)

I always keep that in mind when interacting with people online, to not be that person, and not overdo it. I mean unless you really don't mind then heck, I'll send it here xD I can never tell whether I'm just over-apologetic or actually respectful. Always feel like it's the first one.

Do you think I'm doing this for free without any reason.

I post in all these threads for one reason.
I learn more than posters of those threads.

If it works for someone, great, they'll come back and tell even more.
Then the whole community will grow and maybe one day blackhatworld will be bigger than it should be.

There's so much knowledge on this forum and ideas you can improve, that it's dangerous.

Helping people only makes you stronger in 3 major ways: you learn how to deal with people, how to improve their ideas and how to solve problems. But first you need to understand that.

I already learned about Telegram more than I should because I posted in this thread.
It really is a scammers paradise.

You can create a channel on Telegram and send it randomly to people, then do whatever you wish with those channels without people being able to post.

Just some ideas are this: "goods on discount, goods from refund, replicas, unique goods like pharmaceuticals"

The trick is moving money and getting rid of all footprints, like disappear completely from the society and create a new identity.
The problem is that officials have setup traps to counteract, but you can be aware of those traps and hop over this sh1t.

Affiliate marketing helps greatly with this.

 

[szoenik]

Do you think I'm doing this for free without any reason.

I post in all these threads for one reason.
I learn more than posters of those threads.

If it works for someone, great, they'll come back and tell even more.
Then the whole community will grow and maybe one day blackhatworld will be bigger than it should be.

There's so much knowledge on this forum and ideas you can improve, that it's dangerous.

Helping people only makes you stronger in 3 major ways: you learn how to deal with people, how to improve their ideas and how to solve problems. But first you need to understand that.

I already learned about Telegram more than I should because I posted in this thread.
It really is a scammers paradise.

You can create a channel on Telegram and send it randomly to people, then do whatever you wish with those channels without people being able to post.

Just some ideas are this: "goods on discount, goods from refund, replicas, unique goods like pharmaceuticals"

The trick is moving money and getting rid of all footprints, like disappear completely from the society and create a new identity.
The problem is that officials have setup traps to counteract, but you can be aware of those traps and hop over this sh1t.

Affiliate marketing helps greatly with this.

Tbh as Jr. VIP - that I keep seeing for months here on BHW by the way - in my mind you're already aware of such simple things,. (my acc is new, but I'm here for much longer). That's why it haven't crossed my mind that you can learn anything from this thread. But I see it's your general philosophy for BHW, so I get the message.

What Telegram is, what you can do there is pretty simple. I think TG is the most talked about SM here on BHW. There are soo many posts on a daily basis about it that you can learn everything there is to it in just a few hours. The fact that people need telegram bots is also quite common knowledge.

A paradise to scammers indeed. And mostly no consequences too. Although with the recent arrest of the CEO there have been some concerns about Telegram introducing more restrictions. Not sure how much of media propaganda that is, as I haven't dig deep enough in this subject.

Heck, was even scammed once myself xd Luckily only for 10 bucks. That was a nice lesson to not deal with newbies like myself on BHW - only Jr. VIPs with steady post history, when it comes to buying anything. That being said - I don't often see Jr. VIP who have nothing in their their bio attached to every comment. A Jr. VIP who doesn't openly sell anything. You're a mysterious guy indeed.

I agree that BHW is a goldmine of free knowledge. Haven't found anything better in my life til this point than this.

 

[AdderTG]

1. Install python and Vscode.
2. Import Telethon (Telegram api)
3. Create an array with the list of all the targets.
4. Make sure your account logs in via the api.
5. Use a function to join the targets.
6. Make exceptions (try:..., except:...), as Telegram likes to bitch around. (Limits).
7. Therefore, make sure to import sleep and implement random delays between each join.
8. Make this a loop.
9. Congratz

And no, its not just 3-4 lines of code...

 

[szoenik]

1. Install python and Vscode.
2. Import Telethon (Telegram api)
3. Create an array with the list of all the targets.
4. Make sure your account logs in via the api.
5. Use a function to join the targets.
6. Make exceptions (try:..., except:...), as Telegram likes to bitch around. (Limits).
7. Therefore, make sure to import sleep and implement random delays between each join.
8. Make this a loop.
9. Congratz

And no, its not just 3-4 lines of code...

I did exactly all of that but failed (my code is buggy, that's why) (yeah I know it's not just 3-4, mine is 120+ atm)

I mean chatGPT did. But in terms of delays, time breaks, sleep time etc - all of that is included - and much more like for the script to recognize private and public links + "already a member" and other error notifications, asking for TG code + 2FA code etc. The loggin in part was the only success of the script.

 

[manegshtipar]

What is the best way to promote my sports betting telegram group in your opionion? Which promo methods do you think are the most effective?