Yes, channels like that exist. But a name on a Telegram list is not proof that an account is fraudulent, and the absence of a name does not make it safe. Before paying a tipster or fixed-match seller, search their details in the Bet Alert scammer database and look for independent evidence.
How to assess a scam alert
Check whether the alert identifies the same account, handle or website you are dealing with. Look for supporting details rather than relying on a forwarded post alone. Accounts and channel names can change, so compare stable identifiers where possible.
Bet Alert never sells tips, memberships or paid checks. Anyone using the Bet Alert name to ask you for money is not us.
How to check an account
- Copy the seller's Telegram username, channel link, phone number, website or payment details.
- Search them first in the scammer database.
- If there is no match, keep checking independent sources. If you have encountered suspicious activity, submit a report with the details you have. No match in the database means the seller is unlisted, not verified as safe.
How a report gets listed
Reports come in through the report form. We review each one and may add verified records to the public database. Unlike open Telegram lists where anyone can post a name, entries are reviewed before they are published.
Report a scammer
Report a scammer at betalert.org/report or search the database. See other ways to reach us on the contact page.
Check before you pay
Search the public database or tell us about a suspicious account.