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How to Get an Anonymous Message Link for Telegram

If you want people to be able to write to you on Telegram without you seeing who they are — the way anonymous Q&A links work on other platforms — you need a bot in the middle, because Telegram itself always attaches your name to a DM. AnonInboxProBot's whole job is being that middle layer: it hands you a personal link, and anyone who opens it can message you without either side seeing the other's identity.

Setting one up takes one command, and the link works anywhere you can paste a URL — a Telegram bio, a group pin, a story on another app.

It's a personal link tied to your own account, not a shared inbox — every message that comes through it is addressed to you specifically, and only you see the replies thread with each sender.

Steps

  1. Open a DM with AnonInboxProBot. Search @AnonInboxProBot in Telegram and start a chat.
  2. Run /start. This shows your inbox and confirms the bot is set up for your account.
  3. Run /link to get your personal link. This shows the t.me link tied to your account — anyone who opens it can send you an anonymous message.
  4. Share the link wherever you want anonymous messages. Put it in your Telegram bio, pin it in a group, or send it to specific people — anyone who opens it can write to you without you seeing who they are.
  5. Reply through the bot when a message comes in. Use the Reply button on the message — your answer goes back to the sender anonymously, the same way it arrived.

Good to know

FAQ

Do I have to pay to get an anonymous message link?
No — getting your link with /link and receiving messages is free. The free tier limits you to 3 replies a day; Pro is a one-time 150 Stars payment for unlimited replies.
Where should I share my link?
Anywhere you can paste a URL — your Telegram bio, a pinned message in a group you're in, or sent directly to someone who asks how to reach you anonymously.
Can I stop a specific person from messaging me?
Yes, tap Block on any of their messages and future messages from that sender are silently dropped, with no notice sent to them.
Will I ever find out who sent a message?
Not on the free tier. Pro adds sender hints on incoming messages for more context, without exposing the sender's identity outright.

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