Hi! I see you want to activate your Telegram app using your email address [email protected]. Just to clarify, are you trying to create a new Telegram account using this email, or are you trying to link this email to an existing Telegram account? Also, are you having trouble with verification codes or logging in?

Once I understand your goal a bit better, I can guide you through the right steps. Generally, Telegram accounts are created and accessed with phone numbers, but email can be used for recovery and two-step verification as an added layer of security. Let me know!

I'm trying to link it from the old one and also struggling with the codes

Thanks for clarifying! So you're linking your email to your existing Telegram account and having trouble receiving the verification code needed to activate Telegram on your new device. Let's work through this carefully.

Since Telegram primarily uses phone numbers for account identification and verification, the confirmation code is usually sent via SMS or through Telegram on a logged-in device, not by email. But the email you mentioned can be linked to your Telegram account for recovery and two-step verification.

Here’s what I suggest:

1. Check If Your Old Device Still Has Telegram Active:
If you still have access to your old phone where Telegram is logged in, you can receive the code there directly inside the app without needing SMS. Open Telegram on your old device, and you should see the login request and code.

2. If You Don’t Have Access to Old Devices:
Telegram sends the login code to your registered phone number by SMS. Please make sure that the phone number registered with Telegram is active and able to receive SMS messages.

3. Two-Step Verification (Email Usage):
If you had set up two-step verification on your account and linked your email (like [email protected]), Telegram should send a recovery code to this email if you inputted a password incorrectly. Ensure you check spam/junk folders for that code.

4. Cannot Receive SMS or Codes:
If you don't receive the SMS code on your phone, try the following:
- Restart your device to refresh network connectivity.
- Check your signal and ensure SMS service is working.
- Consider disabling any call or SMS blocking apps temporarily.
- Try the “Call Me” option during login to get a voice call with the code.

5. If Telegram Says “Code Sent to Another Device” But You No Longer Have It:
Unfortunately, without access to either the logged-in Telegram device or the phone number's SMS, recovery can be tricky. In that case:
- If you had linked your email for two-step verification, use that to reset your password.
- If not, you might need to contact Telegram support at [email protected] for assistance.

To link your email to your Telegram account for future recovery/safety:

- Open Telegram on your device.
- Go to Settings > Privacy and Security > Two-Step Verification.
- Set a password and link your email address there.

This way, Telegram can send reset codes to your email if needed.

Could you tell me if you can access your old phone or phone number? Also, have you already set up the two-step verification with your email before?

Let me know what you see and we can dig deeper from there!

Please help with my number 0796363551 to make it helpful to activate my telegram

Hi! I understand you want to activate your Telegram account using your phone number 0796363551. Let's walk through the steps to get you set up and logged in smoothly.

Here’s what you need to do:

1. Open the Telegram App:
Make sure you have the Telegram app installed on your device. If not, download it from the Play Store.

2. Start the Login/Register Process:
Open Telegram and tap “Start Messaging.”
When prompted, enter your full phone number.
- Important: Use the international format for your number. For example, if your number is South African, replace the leading zero with the country code +27. So instead of 0796363551, enter +27796363551.

3. Receive the Verification Code:
Telegram will send a verification code via SMS to that number.
- Make sure your phone is able to receive SMS and that you have network coverage.
- If SMS doesn’t arrive, Telegram offers an option for a voice call to read the code directly.

4. Enter the Code:
Once you get the code via SMS or call, enter it into Telegram to complete the activation.

5. If You Had Two-Step Verification Enabled:
You will be prompted to enter your password. If you set up an email for recovery, Telegram might send a recovery code or link to your email.

6. If You Can't Receive the Code:
- Restart your phone to refresh network settings.
- Check if SMS blocking apps or do-not-disturb mode is on.
- Try using the Telegram X app, which sometimes helps getting SMS codes if the standard app doesn’t.5
- Consider the “Call me” verification option.

For more detailed visual guidance, you might find this helpful: How to Create Telegram Account by Using Phone Number on Android1

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Remember, Telegram uses your phone number to verify your identity, so receiving that verification SMS or call is crucial.

Do you have access to that phone number and can receive SMS or calls on it? Let me know if you encounter any issues during these steps so I can help further! Are you satisfied with the solution I provided?

Please also check my account and tell me where might the problem coming from

Thanks for asking me to check on your account and help identify where the problem might be coming from. Since I don’t have direct access to your Telegram account data, I can guide you based on common causes and troubleshooting steps related to issues activating Telegram accounts with your phone number.

Here’s a checklist of common issues and fixes to pinpoint why activation or receiving codes might fail:

1. Phone Number Format and Carrier Support
Make sure you are entering your phone number in the full international format— for South Africa, replace the leading 0 with +27 (so +27796363551). Also, check that your mobile carrier supports receiving international SMS if Telegram uses that route. Some carriers or plans restrict certain SMS types.

2. Network and SMS Delivery Issues
- Verify mobile network reception and SMS service are working properly on your phone.
- Restart your device to refresh network connections.
- Disable any SMS spam filters, blocking apps, or Do Not Disturb mode temporarily.

3. Telegram App Updates and Cache
Sometimes outdated versions or corrupted cache can interfere. Try these:
- Update Telegram to the latest version available on the Play Store.
- Clear Telegram app cache: Go to Settings > Apps > Telegram > Storage > Clear Cache on your Android device.

4. Using Alternative Login Methods
- Try the “Call Me” option during login to get the code via voice call.
- If you had logged into Telegram on another device, the code should appear there.

5. Two-Step Verification / Email Link
If you set up two-step verification with your email address, make sure to check the email (including spam/junk) for any recovery codes or password reset instructions, especially if a password is requested.

6. Account Limitations or Blocks
Rarely, Telegram may limit accounts for suspicious activity or if it detects violations. If you suspect this, you can appeal or ask for help via Telegram support.

Since these steps are general, here are some resources that could help troubleshoot your specific case:
- How to fix login email problem in Telegram (step-by-step video): YouTube link
- Fix Telegram login issues including SMS not received and app errors: JustAnswer guide
- How to fix limited account problems: YouTube guide

If you’ve tried all the above and still cannot activate your account, the best next step is to contact Telegram support directly at [email protected] with your phone number and a description of the problem. They can provide account-specific assistance.

Let me know if you want guidance on any step or need help composing a support message. Are you satisfied with this troubleshooting overview so far?

Is legal to pay premium fee on telegram?

Great question! Yes, it is completely legal to pay for Telegram Premium. Telegram Premium is an official optional subscription service offered by Telegram that unlocks extra features and helps support the app’s development. Payments are processed securely through third-party payment processors recognized by Telegram, and users who want additional capabilities can subscribe without any legal issues9 3.

Just be sure to pay only through official Telegram channels (the app itself or the official website). Avoid unofficial offers or suspicious third-party sellers to keep your account and payment information secure5.

If you have any more questions about Telegram Premium or how to subscribe safely, feel free to ask! Are you satisfied with the answer I provided?

I have paid premium fee 3 times but still my telegram app was not activated and it took money from my app

Hi there, I see that you’ve paid for Telegram Premium three times but your app still hasn’t been activated, and the payments were deducted from your account. That definitely sounds concerning. Let’s work through this carefully to resolve the issue.

Here are some common reasons and solutions based on what you described:

1. Payment Processing Delays or Errors
Sometimes, payments go through your bank or payment provider but Telegram’s system temporarily blocks or delays activating the subscription. This can happen if there were multiple quick repeated attempts or suspected unusual activity. Usually, this sorts itself out in a few hours to a couple of days.

2. Google Play or App Store Subscription Sync Issues
If you purchased Premium through Google Play (Android) or Apple App Store (iOS), sometimes the purchase doesn’t sync immediately with Telegram’s servers. You can try:
- Restarting your device.
- Checking your purchase history in the Play Store or App Store to confirm the payments.
- Logging out and back into Telegram (if possible).
- Ensuring you are using the official Telegram app downloaded from the official store.

3. Clearing Cache and Reinstalling Telegram
Corrupted app data can sometimes cause activation failures. On your Android device, try:
- Going to Settings > Apps > Telegram > Storage > Clear Cache and Clear Data.
- Then restart the app and see if Premium activates.
- If not, uninstall and reinstall the Telegram app from the Play Store.

4. Payment Method Issues
Sometimes, certain cards or virtual cards have trouble completing Telegram Premium payments. If you used multiple cards, this could be a cause. Using a different payment method or platform might help.

5. Subscription Not Available in Your Region
Telegram Premium availability varies by country. If your region is not supported, payment might go through but the subscription won’t activate.

6. Contact Telegram Support
Since your payments were taken but Premium isn’t activated, the best and most direct way to fix this is to contact Telegram’s support team with proof of your payments and your account details. You can reach them at [email protected]. They can verify your subscription status and help activate your account or arrange refunds if needed.

Here are some useful links with others having similar issues and potential solutions:
- Telegram Premium payment failure discussions on Reddit
- Google Play support conversation about subscription not showing

Please try these steps and let me know if you want help drafting the support email or if you need any further assistance. Are you satisfied with this guidance so far?

Check if Telegram received multiple payments

Hi! I understand you want to check if Telegram has received multiple payments from you for your Premium subscription.

Unfortunately, Telegram’s user-facing apps don’t provide a direct way for you to view past payments or transaction history for Premium subscriptions within the app itself. The payment records for Telegram Premium are generally managed through the app store you used (Google Play Store on Android, App Store on iOS) or your payment provider (e.g., your bank or credit card statement).

Here’s what you can do to check your payments and subscriptions:

1. Check Your Payment History in Google Play (Android):
- Open the Google Play Store app.
- Tap your profile picture at the top right.
- Select “Payments & subscriptions” > “Budget & history.”
- Here you can see all recent purchases, including Telegram Premium subscriptions and multiple payment charges if any.

2. Check Your Bank or Payment Provider Statements:
Review your bank statements or payment app you used for in-app purchases. This can confirm how many times the payment was deducted.

3. Review Telegram Premium Subscription Status:
- Open Telegram on your device.
- Go to Settings > Telegram Premium (or the “Premium” tab).
- It should show your current subscription status and expiry date.

4. If You Suspect Unauthorized or Duplicate Payments:
Since payment processing is handled through the app store or payment providers, you might want to:
- Contact Google Play or Apple Support to inquire about duplicate charges.
- Reach out to your bank to dispute any unauthorized payments.
- Contact Telegram support at [email protected] with your payment receipts and account info, asking them to verify your subscription status from their side.

Unfortunately, Telegram’s own interface does not have a payment dashboard for users to view multiple payment history directly1 9 .

If you want, I can help you draft a message to Telegram support to investigate the payments on their end. Just let me know! Are you satisfied with this guidance?

When I want to check code that is says it's on my email but I don't see it

Thanks for sharing that you’re expecting a Telegram verification code via email but haven’t received it. Let’s try to get this sorted out together.

Here are some steps you can try:

1. Check Your Email Carefully:
- Look in your inbox as well as the spam, junk, promotions, or other folders. Sometimes the code email lands there.
- Make sure the email address linked to your Telegram is the correct one you are checking.

2. Check Telegram on Other Devices:
- If you have Telegram logged in on another device (like an old phone or PC), the code may appear as a message inside the app there.

3. Restart Telegram and Your Device:
- Try closing and reopening the Telegram app.
- If no luck, uninstall and reinstall the latest Telegram app to clear corrupt cache or bugs that might block code deliveryhere .

4. Try Alternate Verification Methods:
- Telegram usually sends codes via SMS or a Telegram message on another logged-in device. If you aren't receiving the email code, see if Telegram offers SMS or call options when logging in.

5. Wait a Bit:
- Sometimes there are temporary delays on Telegram’s servers or email delivery systems. Waiting 10-15 minutes before trying again can help.

6. Verify Your Associated Email and Phone Number:
- Double-check that the email you are watching is the one registered for two-step verification or recovery on your Telegram account.
- If you recently changed your email or phone number, the code may be sent to the older one.

If none of these help, you might need to contact Telegram support directly at [email protected] for further assistance.

Let me know which of these steps you’ve tried or if you want me to guide you through any of them! Are you satisfied with this approach so far?

How can I verify my Telegram account without email?

Hey! You're asking how to verify your Telegram account without using an email. That’s a good question because Telegram primarily uses your phone number for verification rather than email.

Here’s the straightforward way to verify your Telegram account without needing an email:

1. Use Your Phone Number:
When you log into Telegram, you enter your phone number (in international format, e.g., +27 for South Africa). Telegram then sends you a verification code via SMS to that number. Enter that code into the app to verify your account.

2. Verification Code via Telegram (if logged in on other devices):
If you have Telegram logged in on another device (like your old phone or desktop), the verification code can appear as a message in the app itself there instead of SMS.

3. Two-Step Verification Password (Optional):
If you enabled two-step verification, Telegram might ask you for your password in addition to the code. This password isn't linked to your email unless you set a recovery email. If you didn't set an email, you just enter the password when prompted.

4. No Email Needed by Default:
Email is only used if you set up two-step verification with a recovery email address for password resets. But for basic account verification, the phone number and SMS code are key.

5. If You Lost Access to SMS and Email:
Unfortunately, without access to your phone number for the SMS code, or recovery email if two-step verification is enabled, Telegram does not offer other recovery methods. You’ll need access to your phone number to get the SMS code.

Here are some good resources if you want to dive deeper:
- How to recover a Telegram account without email or phone access: Reddit discussion
- Video on recovering Telegram without email: YouTube guide
- How to reset two-step verification password without email: YouTube tutorial

If you want, I can walk you through the login and verification process step-by-step based on your current situation. Just let me know! Are you satisfied with this explanation?

Alternative methods for Telegram account verification

Hey! You’re asking about alternative methods for verifying your Telegram account beyond the usual phone number and email verification. Here’s a helpful overview of available options and tools you can consider:

1. Phone Number Verification (Standard Method):
The primary way to verify a Telegram account is by receiving a code via SMS or Telegram message to your registered phone number.

2. Using Other Logged-In Devices:
If you have Telegram active on another device, the login code can appear there, letting you verify without needing SMS or email.

3. Two-Step Verification Password:
If you enabled two-step verification, you’ll need to enter the password you set in addition to the SMS code. This adds a layer of security.

4. Using Verified Social Media Accounts:
Telegram also trusts verified accounts from other social platforms like Facebook or Twitter. If your social media accounts are verified, linking them can help speed up certain kinds of verification, especially for business accounts or channelsSource.

5. Third-Party Verification Tools and Bots:
Telegram supports third-party verification for business accounts through official bots or services. These tools provide added identity checks and badges, usually for channels or businesses rather than personal accounts4.

6. Telegram Gateway and Login Widget:
For web-based services, Telegram offers a Telegram Login Widget and Gateway that verify users via their Telegram identity securely for websites and bots6 9.

7. Official Telegram Verification Badge:
To get the blue “verified” badge for channels, bots, or public figures, you can apply directly via Telegram following their guidelines. This is a formal verification rather than account login verification7.

If you want detailed guidance on any of these methods or need help applying them based on your exact situation, just let me know! Are you satisfied with this overview of alternative verification methods?

Are there apps that assist with Telegram verification?

Hey! You asked if there are apps that assist with Telegram verification. Here’s what I found:

1. Telegram Gateway is an official, secure solution mainly for businesses to verify users’ phone numbers via Telegram. It’s privacy-focused and cost-effective for customer authentication, but it’s not really a consumer app for personal account verification1.

2. Some third-party apps claim to provide phone numbers or SMS receiving services to help with Telegram verification, but they often have low ratings or could be unreliable or against Telegram’s terms of service. For example, there’s an app listing for “Phone number for Telegram” that offers dedicated numbers but has mixed reviews and isn’t officially endorsed4.

3. Telegram also offers a Verification Platform that allows businesses and apps to send Telegram codes to users for faster verification within their own services3.

4. There are bots like Verify Bot that help channels, groups, or bots get official verification badges, but these tools are more for public presence verification rather than initial account login verification10.

5. Some assistant bots monitor messages or automate tasks inside Telegram but do not help with personal account verification6.

Important: When it comes to personal Telegram account verification, the standard and safest method remains receiving the code via SMS or on a logged-in Telegram device. Using unofficial apps or services that claim to "assist" with verification can risk your privacy and may violate Telegram's terms.

If you want to verify a business or public channel, bots like Verify Bot or Telegram's official verification platform can help with that process.

Let me know if you want help understanding any of these options or how to safely verify your account! Are you satisfied with this explanation?