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AntiScam Hub has a public Telegram bot. You send a website or URL, receive a Trust Score in a single message, and can open the full check page on anti-scam-hub.com. In the same chat you can also file a request for legal help. The bot does not promise a refund and does not replace a court or a regulator.
Scan to open the bot on your phone.
The public account is @antiscam_hub_bot (https://t.me/antiscam_hub_bot). It is a compact front door to the same checker that runs on AntiScam Hub: you stay in Telegram, paste a domain or a messy link, and get an automated Trust Score without opening a browser first.
The score is an informational snapshot of public technical and report signals — SSL, domain age, registration data, scam-feed matches and regulator warnings where we have them. A high number is not a licence. A low number is not a court verdict. Treat it as a first filter before you deposit.
Open the bot, then send the host you are about to pay: example.com, https://www.example.com/promo, or a copied address-bar URL. The bot normalises the input and returns one message with the Trust Score and a short reading of the result.
That message includes a link to the full check page on AntiScam Hub for the same domain. Open it when you want the longer review: highlights, stored capture when available, WHOIS/RDAP facts, clone-kit notes and the on-site form.
If you already sent money or want a human look at the case, you can start a legal-help request in the same chat. The bot asks for contact details, the website or broker, an approximate loss range and a short description. You confirm privacy consent before the request is filed. Do not send card numbers, CVV, passwords or one-time codes.
A request is most useful when the Trust Score is low, the page matches a known high-risk cloned trading template, or official warning records already mention the host. Those are factual signals that the site deserves extra caution — not a guarantee that funds can be recovered.
It is also relevant if a “manager” is rushing you on a messenger, the domain is days or weeks old, or withdrawal is blocked until you pay a tax, insurance or unlock fee. Stop further transfers, keep chats and bank statements, and describe what happened. We assess options and route the case; we do not promise a refund or a court outcome.
Telegram is optional. You can paste the same domain on AntiScam Hub and read the full article-style report in the browser. Language versions live on subdomains (for example ru., de., es., fr., it. and jp.anti-scam-hub.com; English on the apex). The bot and the site share the scoring logic; use whichever is faster in the moment you need a check.
A public Telegram bot from AntiScam Hub. Send a domain or URL to receive a Trust Score in one message, with a link to the full check page. You can also file a legal-help request in the same chat.
No. It is an automated snapshot of public signals. Legitimate new businesses can look young; fraudsters can look polished. Read the full report before you send money.
No. A request is an assessment and routing of the case. AntiScam Hub does not promise a refund, a chargeback result or that a partner will accept every file.
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