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And we keep covering the fake phones to help you avoid buying them. This week, we have 4 such handsets:

• Another Blackberry (NSDQ: RIMM) ripoff – it’s actually called NOKLAH9000 Nokia (NYSE: NOK) E71, but that hasn’t stopped the company behind this clone to add a BlackBerry logo and make it “look Bold.”
• Autobots mobile phone – Using a blockbuster movie to sell handsets (and other products for that matter) is not a new idea. And the same goes for doing so without paying the royalties.
• New Vertu clone – yet another Vertu Ascent wannabe. Gold color actually makes this clone look expensive, but it’s really cheap.
• Nokia N89 ripoff – NCKLA N89 is the real name of this device. Its back looks pretty much the same as the Nokia 6208C.

Again and again, I can’t emphasize this enough – don’t buy clone phones. You’ll regret it. Trust me…

Related News from IntoMobile:

• Cheap(er) Vertu Ascent from China – VEPTU I-70
• This week in fake devices: Two Nokias, Rolex, Goldvish and HTC
• This week in fake devices: 5 Nokias
• This week in fake devices: Mixing it all together, again
• Vertu commemorates Ferrari’s 60th Anniversary with Vertu Ascent Ferrari 60 Limited Edition

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