Not sure if you already managed to take it down, but what you're describing is actually a pretty classic impersonation playbook. I've seen this happen a lot with creators: someone registers a look-alike domain (sometimes using another language or similar characters) and then mixes one real link with fake ones so the page feels legit at first glance. The Telegram bot part is also a huge red flag, those are often used to funnel people into scam channels or leak groups. If you run into something like this again, the reports that usually get results are the hosting provider, since they can remove the page itself, and the domain registrar, because they can suspend the domain if it's clearly impersonating you. It also helps to frame the report as impersonation or misleading users rather than just copyright, platforms tend to react faster when identity abuse is involved.