Anonymous Questions Bot

Asking someone face to face "what do you really think of me?" is scary. Doing it anonymously is much easier. An anonymous questions bot gives you a link through which friends and followers write to you without you seeing who sent it. 💌

The bot's greeting is plain: get and send anonymous messages, press Start. It has three commands, and each does one thing.

What each command does

• /start: launches the bot and shows your personal link.
• /unsub: cancels a subscription if you took one.
• /paysupport: help with payment questions. Telegram requires this command from every bot that accepts payments.

The presence of /unsub and /paysupport shows that the bot has paid features. Read the terms inside the bot before paying.

How it works

The scheme is usually like this. The bot gives you a link that you post in a social profile, a channel or a story. A person taps it, lands in a dialog with the bot and writes a message. It arrives to you without the sender's name.

You can reply right inside the bot. The reply goes to the question's author, who stays anonymous.

First launch in four steps

1. Press /start and copy your link.
2. Post it where your friends will see it.
3. Wait for questions to appear in the chat with the bot.
4. Answer what you want and skip the rest.

Add a line like "Ask me anything" next to the link. It makes starting easier for people and cuts down random noise.

The subscription and the "who wrote this" button

Anonymous bots often sell hints about the sender. Typically these are paid subscriptions with automatic renewal. Read the terms carefully: duration, price and how to cancel.

Revealing a sender is technically possible only if the bot itself stores that data. Any promise to "find out everything about who wrote" deserves skepticism. Often it is just a way to get a payment. 🤔

• Check the price and the length of the first period.
• Find the cancel option before paying. The /unsub command helps here.
• Watch your bank for charges in the first days.

People mostly use the link in a few ways: bloggers collect ideas for posts, friends ask playful questions, classmates and coworkers share what feels awkward to say aloud. The more clearly you explain what can be asked, the better the messages get.

Safety rules

Anonymity pushes some people toward rude and hurtful messages. Close the link if the flow of negativity gets to you. You have every right not to answer and not to read.

Do not publish replies that reveal other people's personal data. Nobody has to put up with insults, and abuse can be reported through Telegram's built-in tools. 🛡

Dating and flirting

The catalog lists the bot under dating because people often use it for crushes and confessions. Anonymity is not a reason to pressure someone.

If you get something kind, answer it. If someone pushes or blackmails you, save the conversation and report it to the platform's administration. Never send personal photos to strangers.