How the bot works

2FA Code

Netflix sent a login code after the email and password. You get a 6-digit code.

Reset link

You asked Netflix to reset the password. You get the link that changes it.

Sign-in Code

You signed in without a password. You get the 4-digit code.

Verification Code

Netflix sent a sensitive 6-digit code for a profile delete, PIN change, sign-out of all devices, or email change. Use it carefully.

HH Code

Household check: travel, TV login, or primary location. You get a 4-digit code or an update link. This one starts on for every new customer.

Disney+, ChatGPT, HBO

These are separate buttons, and the owner turns each one on. Disney+ code, ChatGPT code, HBO Max code, and HBO Max reset. Send the email, then tap the one that matches the mail.

Email Verify

If the owner turned this on, the bot can fetch the Netflix link that confirms a new email address.

Assigned emails

If your supplier gave you a list of emails, only those addresses work. Any other address is refused. If you have no list, you can send any Netflix email.

/status

Shows days left, which buttons are on, and the emails assigned to you.

/country

Send one email, or several in one message. The bot replies with the account country.

/language

Switch the bot. English, Spanish, French, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, Russian, German, Italian, Portuguese, Indonesian, Tagalog, Malay, and Vietnamese.

/help

Opens this page.

Open the link

It looks like the store address plus a short name.

Type the email, then tap a button

Household is always there. 2FA Code, Reset Link, 4-Digit Code, and Verification Code show only if the supplier turned them on. Disney+, ChatGPT, HBO, and Email Verify stay in the Telegram bot.

Some emails are locked

If the supplier assigned emails to that website, only those addresses work. Any other address is refused.

Language

The globe at the top of the page switches the site language. The buttons mean the same thing as in the bot.

/approve a bot user

Tap Bot, send the Telegram ID or @username, then the number of days. Days are 1 to 365. The person must tap /start before an @username works.

/approve a website

Tap Website, send the client name, then the days. The bot replies with the link. Send that link to the client.

/disapprove and /list

Disapprove opens a list. A person icon is a bot user. A globe is a website. List shows the same people so you can open Manage.

Buttons you can turn on

For your own customers: 2FA Code, Reset link, and Sign-in Code. Household stays on. Verification, Disney+, ChatGPT, HBO, and Email Verify stay with the owner.

/allocation

Pick the customer or website, then Email Allocate. Send one email per line, then how many days those emails stay active. After that you can list them, replace one, or remove one or all.

If the owner gave you a pool of emails, you can only hand out addresses from that pool. The pool itself stays on your account.

Bot status

ON means customers can fetch. OFF means fetch is paused until you turn it back on.

HH Free

ON publishes a public household link. The start message shows that link while free mode is on.

Pin message

ON pins the bot replies in the chat. The nightly hold report still pins either way.

Website name

The name shown on the public site. Send a new name, up to 40 characters.

/approve and /disapprove

Same Bot or Website choice as a sub-admin, for any customer. Days are 1 to 365. When someone new taps Start, you also get an Approve or Reject popup set to 30 days.

/list

Every approved bot user and website. Manage turns buttons on or off, and can make that user a sub-admin. Turning a sub-admin off also removes access for the customers they approved.

/allocation

Pick a bot user or a website. Email Allocate, List, Replace, or Remove. Single Allocation ON means one email can belong to only one customer. OFF allows the same email on more than one customer. Only the owner sees that switch.

/extend

Adds 30 days. Send bot usernames or website names you created, one per line. You can also put them on the command.

/broadcast

Send the message, then tap Yes. It goes to approved users with the heading Message by Owner. /cancel stops it if you have not confirmed yet.

/update

Choose the mailbox the bot reads. Gmail or Microsoft. Only one source stays on. Setting the other one replaces it.

Gmail uses an app password. Add site names on the same line when that Gmail should read only those sites. One Gmail per line. The same site cannot be listed twice. Microsoft is the hub mailbox: send the address, or the address and password.

/outlook

This is where Outlook, Hotmail, and InstAddr mailboxes are added. Manual login opens the Microsoft sign-in. Remove takes one off. List shows the ones already added. The first 300 slots are included.

Auto fetch ON fills the recovery address for you: the mailbox name at your recovery domain. OFF asks you to type it. Recovery domain is that domain. A login user@hotmail.com uses user@yourdomain. Send - to clear the domain.

A worker is a person who can only open /outlook. They must tap /start first. You set how many days they keep that access.

/pay

Renew the bot, turn on API fetch so a website can pull codes, or buy more Outlook slots. Then pay and paste the proof.

USDT (BEP20), USDT (TRC20), or LTC: paste the transaction hash. Binance Pay: paste your Binance username. UPI: pay the exact rupee amount. $1 = ₹100. Paste the 12-digit reference, for example 630220629105. The UPI page closes after 20 minutes.

/api

This is for a website, or another seller, that should get codes from your bot without opening Telegram. They send a Netflix email and the type they need. The bot reads the mailbox you already set in /update and sends back the code or the link.

Pay for API fetch in /pay first. Then open /api, tap Add buyer, and send a short name. The bot makes a private key for that buyer. Give them the key. You can turn 2FA, Reset, 4-digit, and Verification on or off for that key. Household stays on. The key stops when the API plan ends. Each fetch shows in your bot with the buyer name and the email. A Household fetch does not send that note.

/vm

Membership check. Send one email or many in one message. The reply groups them as Active, On Hold, or Expired.

/restart

Restarts this bot if it feels stuck. Settings has the same Restart bot button. The chat then shows Restarted bot.

Bulk fetch

The owner or a sub-admin can paste up to 20 emails in one message, then pick the button. The bot fetches each one and shows the results together. Customers still send one email at a time.

/cancel

Stops the step you are in: approve, allocation, extend, country, membership check, broadcast, or mail update. If nothing is open, the bot says there is no active process.

Reminders and the nightly report

About one day before a bot user, a website, or an email list expires, the person who approved or created it gets an extend reminder. Yes adds 1 month. The customer also gets a short note to contact their supplier when their emails are close to expiry. Each night the owner receives a hold and refund report from the connected mailbox.