Creative Zen Micro Case

Well guys, unfortunaly i purchased this case a few days before christmas, and for christmas i received an upgrade from my zen micro. So well, now i have this case sitting around. The case is in excellent condition, as it was only in the case a few times. Below i have the specs of the case, below that some pictures of the case. and below the the prices.
Specs:
* Plastic Screen Cover mounted on the case
* Made from anodized aircraft grade aluminum and precisely cut for accuracy and style
* Lightweight but durable construction
* Metal snap to close firmly
* Foam padding surrounds the inside of this case
* This case has cutouts for all the ports
* Optional Swi'vel belt clip and metal knob included Pictures:
these are actual pictures of the case. THESE ARE NOT STOCK PHOTOS.
[img"]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v254/evilgecko/IMG_2348.jpg">[img"]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v254/evilgecko/IMG_2349.jpg"> Price: I originally bought this case for around $23 usd. It was shipped to be all the way from hong kong, giving me a $0 shipping cost addition. In the end, it came out to about $35. I however, am asking $20 SHIPPED, or $8 plus shipping, you choose. For all of this, you get a case, without the heafty shipping fines.
Price is nogotiable. If you are interested, please either reply to this thread, or email me at: [email protected]

Oh man, I got that case and I hate it. When my Micro is in it, the case doesn't firmly close, and I'm afraid that it will pop open and my Micro will get scratched worse than just being carried around in my pocket.

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