OG Gift Monitor for Telegram

Telegram gift collectors know the problem: you want to find a rare item, but there is no way to tell who holds it. OG Gift Monitor calls itself the first bot for finding owners of unupgraded gifts. 🎁

It is an information-gathering tool, not a store, and you should use it with other people's privacy in mind.

What it looks for

The bot analyzes public data and builds lists of users who own gifts not yet turned into NFTs. From an owner's card you can see details and contact them through Telegram.

The target audience: collectors, traders and communities interested in digital gifts.

Six commands cover it all

• /start starts the work.
• /menu opens the main menu.
• /gifts shows gifts.
• /mygifts lists your gifts.
• /export downloads data.
• /subscription shows your subscription status.

Export helps if you work with lists in spreadsheets.

Paid access

The main features open after you choose and pay for a plan. Terms and prices appear inside the bot, so compare them before paying and start with the shortest term. 💳

Ask yourself first: what do you actually need? If you only keep a personal collection, a subscription may not pay off.

What an unupgraded gift is

In Telegram a gift can be sent to a friend, and the recipient can upgrade it to a unique version with a number and attributes. Until then, the gift stays ordinary. That is why unupgraded ones often have the potential to become collectible, but nothing is guaranteed.

The price of collectibles depends on demand and can drop. Buy only with an amount you can afford to lose. ⚠️

Privacy and ethics

The bot lets you reach specific people. That means mass messages offering to buy a gift easily turn into spam or pushy requests.

• Write politely and once, without pressure.
• Do not propose blind deals: discuss price and terms openly.
• Watch for scammers: a request for prepayment or a link is a reason to stop.

Deciding if you need a subscription

Set a goal before you pay. Looking for one specific gift for your collection? Asking in dedicated communities may be cheaper. Need big lists for regular work? Then a subscription and spreadsheet export make sense.

Count what you are ready to spend on the tool itself and compare it with the possible benefit. If the gain is vague, skip the purchase. 🧮

Best practice

If a stranger writes to you about a gift, check their profile and history first. Do not share login codes and do not agree to an exchange via a middleman before confirming trust. 🔍