@jamesthebot Telegram Bot

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Description from Bot

Fun & useful group chat bot. Many different features & growing every day.

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Ratings & Reviews

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Open Bot in Telegram

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Start the Conversation

Press the /start command or tap the Start button to begin interacting

Explore Features

Use the menu button or type /help to discover all available commands

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Telegram bots

What is a Telegram bot?

A Telegram bot is an automated program that performs various tasks within Telegram messenger. Bots can send messages, answer questions, process commands, automate workflows, and provide services like weather updates, language translation, or task management.

How do I start using a Telegram bot?

Click the "Open Bot" button on this page, then tap /start in the chat with the bot. Follow the bot instructions or use available commands shown in the menu button. Most bots provide a /help command to see all available features.

Are Telegram bots safe to use?

Most Telegram bots are safe. However, avoid sharing sensitive personal information, passwords, or payment details unless you trust the developer. Check bot ratings, reviews, and number of users before using. Avoid bots asking for unusual permissions.

Are Telegram bots free to use?

Most Telegram bots are completely free. Some bots offer premium features through subscriptions or one-time payments, but basic functionality is typically free. Check the bot description for pricing information.

What is the difference between a bot and a channel?

Bots are interactive programs that respond to commands and automate tasks. Channels are broadcast platforms where admins post content. You interact with bots (two-way), while channels provide one-way communication (you just receive updates).

How do bot commands work?

Bot commands start with a forward slash (/) like /start, /help, or /settings. Type the command and send it to the bot. Many bots also have a menu button showing available commands. Some advanced bots understand natural language without needing specific commands.