Carrying case for 6300

Has anyone found a suitable carrying case for the 6300? All the cases I have looked are not thin enough, resulting in the phone moving around within the case. Suggestions please!

I ordered one of these...
http://cgi.ebay.com/2604-Genuine-OEM-Leather-Case-for-Nokia-6300-Front-Flap_W0QQitemZ250117111501QQi...
No idea if it's really genuine Nokia, as ebay sellers have twisted the meaning of "OEM" these days. But it does look nice. I should receive it next week or so. Kinda wish it had a clip, but it's the nicest solution I've seen so far.

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Simple put your Mac into any good notebook bag and don't bang it around. Buy some foam and fit it into the bad.
An even simpler solution is to keep it in one place.
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