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OTP sms Bot?

HotGirl

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Hey everyone,

I think telegram bots are way overpriced for OTP sms, is there a way I can make one myself?
Will this github bot work?


And how to bypass twilio?

If anyone has experience, please let me know thanks
 
Пожалуйста, обратите внимание, что пользователь заблокирован
тоже интересно, будет ли он работать
 
Пожалуйста, обратите внимание, что пользователь заблокирован
тоже интересно, будет ли он работать
да он хорошо отрабатывает, игрался с ним
очень прост в настройке, как и разраб отзывчив, всегда поможет в настройке
тебе понадобиться есим или реальный номер пендосии для реги свежая фулка
а твили всегда есть пмокод а 10бачей ищи в поисковике свежий промокод и дерзай
 
the SMS portion is only going to work on android, not iOS. that's called smear phishing (https://jameshfisher.com/2020/08/06/smear-phishing-how-to-scam-an-android-user/)

secondly, for the OTP call, since that otp bot isn't using twilios text-to-voice api, you could just bypass it by setting up your own outbound IVR (interactive keypad/voice menu). improve the OTP bot by finding VOIP provider with cheap SIP trunk that allows "clip no screening" so that you could even mask CID as any number (spoof the number). twilio makes you verify numbers before calling as them. (nice part about spoofing number is that even ISP won't see the origin and caller can't see who really called, so real number doesn't get marked as spam or reported and blocked. plus, phones with caller ID will automatically add name, so if you call with the CID of a bank number, the caller ID (CNAM) will show Bank of ... is calling)

or use the same nodejs infrastructure in the otp bot code you mentioned and change the api from twilio to one you find. twilio is very expensive for a real, most voip cost 1/10th their price. if you're going to use twilio though, why bother using pre-recorded sound files as the entire call when they have a very good text-to-sound API, so you could just keep your "call scripts" in text and even offer custom calling scripts for users to use and only use the pre-recorded sounds for things like transfer calls with "hold music" playing.

either way, if you're asking how to bypass VOIP in general, you won't. it's like asking how you can make internet at home all by yourself. if you're asking how to make it better or cheap as almost $1/150 calls, do above.
 


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