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Thanks for the reply!
I'm reading threads in the Marketplace now.
As for the different variations... I assume that the $300 is an N95-1, and not compatible with Canadian networks, correct?
Here's the link to it: OEM Nokia N95 w SD card BNIB
Looking at the pictures, the packaging and contents looks a lot like the one posted here: Warning! ... Buyer Beware! ... Examples of fake phones
Only difference is that one is a fake 8GB model, the other is silver.
I'm not feeling good about the seller, why not get a brand new instead its way cheaper now...that is if the price is within your budget.Dont forget to get the 8gb one lol
Well I'm currently in high school, so money is somewhat short... Its always been my dream to have an N95, and this gives me a pretty close opportunity...
The woman selling the N95-1 isn't too far from me, so I've emailed her to see if we can arrange half way.
My #1 priority, other than fakes, is that it may not be compatible with my network. I don't know too much about telecommunications, so I'm in a tight position. Whether to buy a phone that I somewhat wanted (prefer the N95-2, but the seller looks more suspicious, and isn't conveniently located anywhere in 100kms from me), but to find out that it doesn't work on any networks around here...
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That looks like a fake to me. There are a couple of things that look different to me.
1. there is a lens cover as you rightly state
2. it is CE marked yet the bin with the cross through it is missing, all electronic equipment must have this mark on it when CE marked
3. the green patch next to where the sim card live has no 'diagnostic' port pads
4. the Nokia N95 writing on the front looks way too big.
Save your money from this one me thinks!
EDIT: 5. the flash LED also looks smaller than mine (the photos displayed on my laptop are almost displayed real size)
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