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i doubt you'll have a problem. i had my phone replaced after switching to 2.1 (not really because of 2.1). they didn't give me any grief at the store. and i am quite sure that they'll have no clue that it has 2.1 when they receive the return. whoever is wiping these things is unlikely to know or care about 2.1. and just as unlikely to charge my account if they did notice it had 2.1. i don't trust anything a store employee says because most of the time they really have no idea and just talk out of their asses.
Thanks for clearing that up smitty
wow..
whatever happened to taking responsibility for your actions?
i don't care what the problem is with your phone. if you loaded the 2.1 leak, live with it.
if you had/have a problem with the phone that is unrelated...maybe you should not have loaded an unofficial OS, but returned the phone instead.
i cant help believe that everyone returning their phones is going to come back and bite ALL of us in the way of higher costs somewhere in the future.
if they do notice it at the store and care, then i guess you've got a problem. though i'd just go to another store (unless they note the account or something). but if they don't notice and they ship you out a replacement then i think you're in the clear. some other folks on the forum have suggested that upgrading to this 2.1 leak technically shouldn't void your warranty. not really sure if that's the case.
Well in my case, I was still in the 30 day trial period, 2 weeks in, I wanted to try the Droid as the Eris wasn't powering through the programs I needed it to do. That is (was) my right to do so. Until I altered the software. Now I'm stuck with the eris, which is fine with me, but I wanted to give the Droid a go to see what its all about. If I have to have a phone for the next 18 months, I want to like it. If Verizon didn't want people to have a 30 day option, then we wouldn't have one. But we do. So get over it.
thanks for reinforcing my point.
i assume that was your intent.
I personally don't think Verizon should give you any grief at all about returning the phone. I don't believe updating to the leak voids any warranty.

I'm pretty sure you can just break the phone. If it's within 30 days, they have to take it back?
Hard to turn on a phone with water damage.
I also believe if you altered a product to where it cannot be changed back to its original condition, it is yours. Silly stuff.
I guess, depending on how you broke it. The guy I had today though just kept blaming everything on the "unofficial, and therefore illegal" update. He was douchetastic.