Why it worked
The post leverages a common desire for new iPhones by presenting a wide range of models with attractive, albeit potentially misleading, prices. The promise of quick financing with just an ID is a strong hook for impulse purchases, and the sheer volume of options caters to a broad audience.
Summary
This slideshow presents various iPhone models with their prices in EGP, suggesting a financing or installment plan is available using a personal ID. The offer implies that customers can get their desired phone quickly with just their ID.
Product placement
App Store (STORE) (ACTS) - The logo appears at the top of each slide, indicating the platform where the phones are available. Removing it would not change the core message of the offer but would remove branding. Apple (ACTS) - The iPhones themselves are the products being sold. Removing them would fundamentally change the content of each slide. Various bank logos (TRU, ALEXBANK, QNB, FABMISR, AIB, valU, FORSA, mylo, Banque du Caire, HSBC, ADIB, Contact Now, blink, halan) (APPEARS) - These logos appear at the bottom of the slides, indicating payment or financing partners. Removing them would not change the core message of the offer but would remove information about payment options.