Questions, answered plainly

TelePony schedules posts to Telegram groups and channels from several Telegram accounts at once.
You connect the accounts, join the groups, write the posts and set a schedule, and it sends them at a human pace while you watch each send live.

It posts as your own Telegram account, not as a bot.
You log in once with the phone number and the login code, and the message arrives in the group under your name.

TelePony can't promise that, because Telegram decides on its own and can limit any account.
What it does is keep your activity slow and steady: a random gap between sends, a cooldown per group, and a full stop whenever Telegram asks an account to wait.
Groups that forbid posting are taken out of the rotation.

No. An account can only post where it is a member, so TelePony joins the groups for you from invite or public links.
Private groups that need approval stay pending until an admin accepts.

Yes, in channels where the account is an admin.
Telegram only lets admins post in channels.

Sessions are encrypted before they are saved, and phone numbers are stored encrypted too.
An account's session is only opened to send what you scheduled.

No. If an account has a cloud password, you type it once while logging in and it goes straight to Telegram.
TelePony doesn't save it.

Each account connects through its own residential IP in the country you choose.
No two accounts share an address, and you can move an account to another country later.

TelePony pauses that account's tasks and emails you.
Log the account in again and its tasks are ready to resume.

The trial lasts 7 days and needs no card.
It starts when you connect your first Telegram account and covers one account, 60 sends a day and 15 groups.
Each Telegram account can use the trial once.

Sending stops until you choose a plan.
Your accounts, groups, posts and schedules stay where they are, so a plan picks up right where the trial left off.

Yes. Any payment, first or renewal, is refunded in full if you ask within 14 days.
Duplicate or mistaken charges are refunded at any time.

Paddle.com is the merchant of record for every order.
Paddle takes the payment, adds sales tax or VAT where it applies and sends the invoice.

Yes, when the sending account has Telegram Premium.
Telegram doesn't allow premium emoji from other accounts.

Text with Telegram formatting, links, and one photo, video, GIF or file with a caption.
You can also forward an existing post by its t.me link instead of writing a new one.

Yes. A task sends the post to each group it covers, one group at a time with a random gap between sends.
The same group gets it again only after its cooldown has passed.