Nokia or fake?

Hi! I saw on internet and eBay this model: "Nokia 6300 Sirocco Gold Limited Edition"! Is this a genuine Nokia product or is it something fake? If it's genuine, where can I buy new one online?
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https://ssl.aukro.bg/item569961339-nokia-6300-sirocco-gold-pl.html
Message Edited by marger on 11-Mar-2009 11:33 AM
Message Edited by marger on 11-Mar-2009 11:37 AM
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That model is not made by nokia as they have never produced a 6300 with the "sirocco" title or in real gold.
It's either a modified model or a complete fake. Either way you should avoid it.
Always buy your phones from well known reputable retailers to avoid scams and fakes.
Message Edited by psychomania on 11-Mar-2009 11:36 AM

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