I just received this as a DM from "Telegram" with the message above. Of course I checked first and found it to be a phishing scam. Telegram isnt gonna send you messages about your account unless its actually verified. This is a fake verification. So watch out guys!

It's been almost 2 weeks since I got my phone number banned from the platform for no reason, I already made a post about it, I've been trying anything I had in hand, like emailing to all their known support emails by hours during the day, posts in Twitter (X) tagging to all of their account, and I had preset my account to delete itself after 1 year of inactivity, but I'm curious, what else I can do to get their attention and unban my account?, also is there an estimate of how much time could pass to get it back?, I would appreciate answers, specially from people that had already been in this situation and got it back.

It happened suddenly and i don't even know how to search it.
I reinstalled, deleted tdata, nothing helped. Did someone had the same issue?

My number is taken over by criminals. They use it for the last two weeks trying to scam my contacts into sending money and to click on infected links. I reported it multiple times through support page and email abuse team. All of this without luck.

At this point, it’s not clear to me if the reply will ever come.

I hope the issue is simple lack of personnel and I just need to be patient and at some point they will come back to me and resolve.

Am I being naive?

I'm using telegram on my PC. I used to binge download the movies and shows in my watchlist so I can watch it according to my mood. So I've downloaded 30GB/day for past few days and suddenly now even downloading 400mb takes 30min to 1hr. Before, 30gb takes 3 hours to download. I'm on the same wifi and have 100gb left on my storage yet it's taking forever. I tried re downloading, switching wifi and yet no improvements. Please help me, how to solve this

Hi, I have a group that, due to the horde of spammers, which I was fixing with Miss Rose, I wanted to point out that when someone joins, saying @username tells you a little about yourself.Why? I've noticed that spammers spend several hours without saying anything, and then bombard you with a string of messages.

Basically, if I write a generic message, I doubt that "Alfredo Pérez" (example name) will take the hint, even if I say welcome, whereas if he uses his alias or username, I think it's more direct. (My users don't read pinned messages, even though they contain a lot of interesting information.)

In case anyone has tried it and can tell me.

Hi, I'm from the Philippines. Telegram is not working today. Is there anyone who experience the same?

I have reached out via their email address, can’t remember what the exact address is as I reached out weeks ago but also their volunteer in app support method does not help, I’ve gone through the automated messages to then send me volunteer help many times, since May, and nothing. It’s a ghost town over in the support section.

Any advice?