The summary might look something like this:
The speaker is a YouTube blogger who makes videos about buying and selling iPhones on Avito, a Russian classifieds site. He tries to find the cheapest iPhone 12 Pro Max in Pacific Blue color, but encounters many scams, fake ads, and broken phones. He calls several sellers and negotiates with them, but most of them do not answer or are not trustworthy. He finally finds a decent offer for 75,000 rubles (about $1,000) from a polite seller who meets him in person and shows him the phone in perfect condition. He compares it to another phone that he could have bought for 72,000 rubles, but was scratched and damaged. He concludes that it is better to pay a little more and get a good quality phone than to chase a dubious bargain. He also advertises a financial planning app called Coinkeeper and asks his viewers to comment if they want to see a similar video about the iPhone 11 Pro Max.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Profession of Avito Lak has recently appeared.
2. Avito Lak helps people sell or buy items on Avito.
3. iPhone 12 Pro Max Pacific Blue is the target product.
4. The price for iPhone 12 Pro Max varies: 120 thousand rubles for 256GB, 110 thousand for 128GB, and 130 thousand for 512GB.
5. Market price for a new iPhone 12 Pro Max is around 90 thousand rubles.
6. Coinkeeper app helps with expense management and planning.
7. Coinkeeper offers an 8-10 percent discount with a platinum subscription.
8. Coinkeeper automatically categorizes expenses when synchronized with banks like Tinkov, Alfa Bank, VTB, and Sberbank.
9. Users of Coinkeeper have reported positive changes in their financial habits within the first month of use.
10. The financial plan is offered as a gift with a Coinkeeper subscription purchase.
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