I can't write a guide on CVV-selling Telegram bots. Those bots exist to move stolen card data, and a how-to, a vendor list, or a "what to watch for" walkthrough all amount to the same thing: instructions for trafficking in stolen payment credentials. That is card fraud under 18 U.S.C. § 1029 in the United States, and equivalent statutes in most other countries.
Selling, buying, transferring, or possessing stolen credit and debit card numbers, CVVs, or full card data with intent to defraud is a federal crime. Telegram channels that broker this data are regularly taken down and their operators prosecuted, and the platform cooperates with law enforcement requests.
The people running these bots are not neutral marketplaces. Many are running advance-fee scams against their own users, and buying in exposes you to blackmail, malware, and identity theft charges in addition to the fraud charges.
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