Story views on an Instagram profile, delivered by an audience based in Egypt — an Arabic-speaking country of North Africa. The unit of the order is the profile's active stories, so at checkout you submit a link to the profile, not to a single post. The stories have to be live when delivery starts: with nothing active on the profile, there is nowhere for the views to land.
The quality of the audience is uneven, and it is fair to say so before you pay. Some of the accounts carry no posts at all. Others have posts, their own stories and followers. An order is filled by that mixed pool, and picking only the populated profiles is not possible.
Extra activity sometimes arrives together with the views: likes, comments, reposts or follows may appear. That is a side effect of how the accounts behave, not part of the order — we do not promise it, do not count it toward the volume and cannot control it.
This position carries no guarantee. If part of the views drops off, they are not restored and not compensated, neither in full nor in part. Drops are rare, usually under 1% of the volume, but they are not zero, so plan with that in mind before paying.
The pace is uneven: sometimes the volume arrives quickly, sometimes more slowly. The stated up to 2 000 a day is a ceiling on speed, not a commitment to close the order by a set hour.