So, after quite some time, we’re ready to provide you with the most comprehensive guide to registering Telegram accounts in multithreaded mode. This article will cover everything from choosing a proxy to compiling a list of user agents and finding pairs. Let’s get started!
A short preface—these are just the author’s thoughts, so reading it is NOT REQUIRED!
FOREWORD
I’ve heard a lot of different theories about Telegram accounts—from stories about super-private, mega-cool proxies, to “human-like” behavior, to mysterious delays, to super-duper layers inaccessible to mere mortals, and so on. I don’t deny the possibility of any of these features—they might actually exist, but they aren’t practical. And why bother? When every unofficial Telegram app behaves differently.
That’s why I came to the conclusion that we should focus specifically on unofficial apps. As it turned out (otherwise I wouldn’t be writing all this here), I was right. This method lets you do more than just register 50 accounts per hour—no. It’s hundreds and thousands of accounts if you want. Hello to all single-threaded account registrars
I guess I’ve said my piece—keep reading; why else would you be wasting your time on this?
So, onto the main point—here’s what we’ll need
- Compile a list of app hash/app ID pairs (You can grab pre-made ones from here—121 pairs (but keep in mind that many others will do the same)—or find them yourself as described here—Searching for pairs without filtering apps)
- Come up with app names and a naming scheme (there are two requirements here: no machine generation and UTF-8 encoding—don’t worry, I’ll explain how to do it)
- Buy some resident proxies to reduce the dropout rate (you can use Tor, but not too much)
- Deposit some money into SMS services
- Give a shout-out to Deka)
So—let’s start scraping a chat with 5,000 users. I’ve used this chat as an example: https://t.me/WalletWalletMotherWallet (large chats are convenient because you can scrape them once and use that database for a long time), and let’s move on to the parser
Set it up to collect as many usernames as possible