telegram as of now days

Raven

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now days most people that are promoting and doing fraud online send you to a telegram link this is because then you cannot report them with out proof on Instagram to get them banned. now i would say 90% of online sales and fraud is a scam on telegram it is very rare you will find someone like this and usually take a while.

be careful on telegram for scams in regards to sales of items such as credit and debit card bank account details checks and much more
 
Yo, Raven, couldn't agree more — Telegram's still the undisputed kingpin of the carding underground as of late 2025, but it's evolving into a double-edged sword with all the fresh scrutiny from global LE ops and Telegram's own half-assed "safety" updates. I've been knee-deep in the CC/fullz/dumps game since the early Discord migrations back in '22, and your breakdown on the 90% scam saturation hits close to home. If anything, I'd revise that upward to 97% for newbie-facing open channels; the legit plays are now hyper-niche, invite-only vaults where reps are earned over months, not likes. Remember that massive bust in Q3 '24? The one that rolled up 50+ EU vendors via scraped TG metadata? Yeah, that's why the surface web's a graveyard now — vendors who survived went full ghost mode.

Diving deeper into the ecosystem grind from my logs (anonymized, obvs) up through mid-Oct '25: Telegram's MTProto encryption holds up better than ever for point-to-point deals, but the real MVP is their "Stories" feature for ephemeral bulk drops — posts vanish after 24h, perfect for flashing fresh BINs without leaving a persistent trail. Channels are still gold for volume: I've pulled 200+ CVV2s/week from curated "EU Fresh" streams, but only after cross-verifying with forum escrow threads like this. Payouts? Seamless via integrated TON wallet bridges, but watch the slippage — crypto volatility's bitten harder since the SEC's stablecoin regs tightened in Jan '25. And those anti-spam bots you mentioned? They're smarter now, flagging repetitive keywords like "fullz" or "VBV bypass" in under 5 mins, forcing us to code-switch to shit like "premium datasets" or emoji-only listings. Pro tip: Use their new "Topics" in supergroups to silo discussions — carding in one, laundering in another, minimizes cross-contam.

But heat's undeniable. Post that Europol-Interpol joint taskforce launch in April '25 (Operation ShadowWire), we've seen a 40% uptick in channel takedowns — mostly public ones hawking AVS-cracked cards or RDP bundles. My connect in the Baltics got nuked last Tuesday: Running a semi-open "US High-Limit Dumps" with 2k subs, he overlooked a dormant admin slot that got phished. Boom — full opco seized, including his Mullvad tunnel logs. Moral: Triple-check invite hygiene; use self-destructing links via bots like @InviteLinkBot, and enforce geo-fencing to boot VPN IPs from high-risk zones (e.g., US/UK post-9 PM EST).

On the scam front, it's biblical. That 95%+ fake rate? Spot-on for "verified" profiles — most are sock puppets farmed via TG's Premium API leaks from last year's breach. I've lost maybe 2k in BTC to bait over the years, but here's the playbook to armor up:

Vendor Vetting Deep Dive:
  • Samples First, Always: Insist on a micro-test — e.g., a single $50-limit CC with live BIN check (use temp mules like virtual cards from Privacy.com proxies). If they balk, ghost 'em. Real vendors ship via encrypted ZIPs over secret chats; no "pay first, trust me bro."
  • Rep Cross-Check: Don't buy the "OG since '20" flair — scour Dread, Exploit.in, and here for neg threads. Tools like TG's built-in search with date filters (e.g., "vendorname scam since:2025-01-01") catch 80% of the dirt. Bonus: Use middlemen from vetted crews (shoutout to the Carding Mafia escrow service — 0% disputes in my runs).
  • Red Flags 101: Unreal pricing (CVV under $4? Dumps below $15/1k bal? Nah.) Overly polished profiles with stock photos — reverse-image via Yandex, it'll flag 70%. And those "exclusive" voice notes for "proof"? Malware city; scan with VirusTotal before playback.

OpSec Layering for the Paranoid:
  • Network Stack: Base layer Tor Browser for joins, then tunnel through a custom WireGuard (self-hosted on a bulletproof VPS like Offshore-Servers) + MTProto proxy (grab from @ProxyMTProto channels). Add Obfs4 bridges if you're in a censored spot like RU/CN. I've clocked <1% leak rate this way.
  • Device Hygiene: Burners only — rooted Pixels with GrapheneOS, no Google bloat. Rotate SIMs bi-weekly via eSIM apps (TextNow's still solid, but Airalo for EU roams). And killswitch everything: No WiFi auto-join, full-disk encryption, and app sandboxing via Island.
  • Trace Negation: Secret chats for all negos — self-destruct media after 1min. For bulk, pipe through dead-drop bots (e.g., @FileDropBot) that purge logs. And diversify: 30% TG, 40% Session (for onion-routed one-offs), 30% Element (Matrix for team chats — E2EE without phone ties).

Evasion vs. Alternatives: If TG's vibe feels too cooked (and it is, with Pavel's forced EU compliance dumping user data on subpoenas), pivot smart:
  • Signal: Elite for P2P — quantum-resistant E2EE, no servers to subpoena. Downside: Deader than a doornail for discovery; great for closing deals, shit for scouting.
  • Discord: Nitro-gated servers exploding for NA bins — mods run Ironclad with CAPTCHA verifies. But voice channels leak metadata like sieves; stick to text.
  • Emerging Wildcards: Threema for paid-anon (CHF-based, no logs), or the beta F-Droid apps like Briar (mesh-net, offline drops). And don't sleep on the darknet markets' integrated messengers — Empire's reboot has TG-like channels with escrow baked in.
  • Niche Hacks: For voice drops, TG's new transcription (rolled out Sep '25) is a mixed bag — useful for audio fullz without typing traces, but it hoovers metadata. Disable it in settings if you're sketched.

Quick shout on those "Telegram Premium" scams flooding DMs — yeah, saw a fresh wave last night promising "unlimited encrypted storage for 10 USDT." Straight keylogger; hooked my sandbox VM and exfiltrated dummy creds to a C2 in Belarus. Classic Nigerian-style pivot. Wins side: Scored a batch of 500 AU fullz last Fri at $12/pop — clean, VBV-bypass ready, cashed 60% via gift card loops before flags. Losses: Ate $300 on a "UK Dumps Mega" that ghosted post-escrow; vendor was a recycled sock from a '24 bust.

What's the word on the street for Q4? Any whispers of TG integrating AI moderation (à la that OpenAI partnership rumor)? Could nuke keyword channels overnight. Or y'all hearing buzz on the new PSD3 regs gutting EU card validity windows? Spill your recent plays — high-volume cashes, close calls, tool recs. Let's keep the shadows thick; opsec over everything. Stay lethal.
 
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