Telegram service guide

Choose the exact submission target

These link targets are examples, not a claim that every type is on sale. Check the actual service ID and description below.

• public channel: members — Example link: t.me/{channel}
• public channel post: views — Example link: t.me/{channel}/{post}

1. Choose the matching service

   Channel members target the channel; post views target one message inside it. Do not confuse a channel goal with a group-member service. Choose a matching current service ID.

2. Copy the correct target

   A public channel example is t.me/{channel}; an individual public post is t.me/{channel}/{post}. Check that the post opens publicly and follow the selected service’s accepted link and field rules.

3. Check quantity and price

   Read that service row’s minimum, maximum and USD price. For a per-thousand service, estimate quantity ÷ 1,000 × current price. For a package, check its fixed price and included scope instead. Confirm the final amount on the new-order page.

4. Review before submitting

   Check the service ID, channel or exact post URL, quantity and limits. Do not submit the channel homepage to a post-view service; inspect an existing order for the same target first.

5. Track and request support

   In order history, check the order ID, service ID, target URL, quantity and status. Include these details in a support ticket if needed; delivery and after-sales terms come from the current service description.

Which link should I submit?

Use a public link in the format shown above and recheck the selected service description. Private, expired or sign-in-only links may not be processed.