Question on Telegram accounts

I need to buy a lot of Telegram accounts, preferably with US numbers, if possible with some picture history etc. What's the situation with them nowadays? On another account marketplace which I won't name I saw there were cheap accounts for sale, like $0.77 per account but they all came in weird formats where you have to download the data and run telegram on windows (I use mac) and that's how you can use them. What happened to the good old days of simply logging in with an SMS on a device of your choice? Is the only option nowadays to buy them that way? Sounds like a nightmare and totally undoable...

it’s called tdata files, and it’s a pretty common way to sell autoreg/cheap TG accounts. You can log into those through PC and then receive OTP to login to mobile.

There are only two options: the computer version of TDATA or Session + JSON. The second option is intended for software for automating work in Telegram, especially if you have many accounts. There are many scammers out there, but the price of 0.77 is considered normal for some countries, and if the seller is honest, the account will be yours for a very long time. Again, it all depends on the purpose for which you are buying it.
For the most part, these are ordinary autoregs, some may have a history of correspondence (such accounts are called trusted accounts), while others may not. This can all be discussed with the seller upon purchase.

goldenjamiee said:

I need to buy a lot of Telegram accounts, preferably with US numbers, if possible with some picture history etc. What's the situation with them nowadays? On another account marketplace which I won't name I saw there were cheap accounts for sale, like $0.77 per account but they all came in weird formats where you have to download the data and run telegram on windows (I use mac) and that's how you can use them. What happened to the good old days of simply logging in with an SMS on a device of your choice? Is the only option nowadays to buy them that way? Sounds like a nightmare and totally undoable...

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Our Mac clients use the server to manage their accounts in the program. For example, you can load thousands of accounts into the program, run a workflow, and then shut down the computer. The software will continue working on the server—this is very convenient. The program typically processes accounts in session+json format. You can also log in to your account and view conversations if needed.