- Jan 8, 2025
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Send a million direct messages on Telegram and two things happen. You get replies, or you get banned. The whole game is which one arrives first, and how much you can push before it does.
Almost everything written about this subject is written by people who have never had an account limited, so instead of another guide nobody finishes, we're doing it again in the open, from ten accounts, and posting what happens as it happens.
THE PLAN
Start with 10 accounts.
Send 10 messages per account per day.
Add 10 new accounts at the end of every week.
Run that for a year and it comes to 964,600 messages across 52 weeks, 530 accounts at the end, 5,300 a day. The millionth message actually lands on day 371, a week past the year mark, and we would rather say that now than have someone work it out later. Something will break long before then. That's the part worth reading.
WHAT GETS POSTED HERE
Every lesson lands in this thread the day it happens, not at the end.
• What actually gets an account limited, and what only looks like it does.
• How reply rate moves when the wording changes.
• What send pace the platform tolerates in practice, per account and in total.
• What happens to reply rate as the account pool grows.
• The failures, including the ones that cost us accounts.
Nothing here is for sale and there's no offer at the end of this thread.
If you've run Telegram outreach yourself, post what broke for you. Half of what we know came from someone else's failure, and this thread is better with yours in it.
Almost everything written about this subject is written by people who have never had an account limited, so instead of another guide nobody finishes, we're doing it again in the open, from ten accounts, and posting what happens as it happens.
THE PLAN
Start with 10 accounts.
Send 10 messages per account per day.
Add 10 new accounts at the end of every week.
Run that for a year and it comes to 964,600 messages across 52 weeks, 530 accounts at the end, 5,300 a day. The millionth message actually lands on day 371, a week past the year mark, and we would rather say that now than have someone work it out later. Something will break long before then. That's the part worth reading.
WHAT GETS POSTED HERE
Every lesson lands in this thread the day it happens, not at the end.
• What actually gets an account limited, and what only looks like it does.
• How reply rate moves when the wording changes.
• What send pace the platform tolerates in practice, per account and in total.
• What happens to reply rate as the account pool grows.
• The failures, including the ones that cost us accounts.
Nothing here is for sale and there's no offer at the end of this thread.
If you've run Telegram outreach yourself, post what broke for you. Half of what we know came from someone else's failure, and this thread is better with yours in it.
