Minor fix on README.md

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 Data obtained can be sent through Telegram to a chat (contact), channel or groups.
 
 Creating a Telegram Bot
- - Start a conversation with [BotFather](https://t.me/BotFather);
- - Send it to the BotFather: /newbot
- - Choose a name for your bot;
- - Choose a username for your bot;
- - Done! You'll get a token to access the HTTP API.
+-   Start a conversation with [BotFather](https://t.me/BotFather);
+-   Send it to the BotFather: /newbot
+-   Choose a name for your bot;
+-   Choose a username for your bot;
+-   Done! You'll get a token to access the HTTP API.
 
 Getting channel or chat (contact) ID
- - Start a conversation with [JsonDumpBot](https://t.me/JsonDumpBot);
- - It will reply with a json with information from the message;
- - Go to the channel or chat you want the id and forward a message from there to JsonDumpBot;
- - Find the id in the reply. It'll look something like this:
+-   Start a conversation with [JsonDumpBot](https://t.me/JsonDumpBot);
+-   It will reply with a json with information from the message;
+-   Go to the channel or chat you want the id and forward a message from there to JsonDumpBot;
+-   Find the id in the reply. It'll look something like this:
  ```
    {...
 "forward_from_chat": {
       "id": xxxxxxxxx,
    ...}
 ```
- - Don't forget to add the bot as admin in channel so messages can be sent.
+-   Don't forget to add the bot as admin in channel so messages can be sent.
 
 Getting a group ID
- - Open [Telegram web](https://web.telegram.org);
- - Go to group and check the url on address bar of browser;
- - That's the group ID (-xxxxxxxxx), it'll look something like this:
+-   Open [Telegram web](https://web.telegram.org);
+-   Go to group and check the url on address bar of browser;
+-   That's the group ID (-xxxxxxxxx), it'll look something like this:
  ```
   https://web.telegram.org/z/#-xxxxxxxxx
  ```