Verizon return

[rsk2mc]

Has anyone tried returning there phones without unrooting them or.going back to stock rom. And if so did they do anything

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[Jaredshoes]

returning em for what

 

[rsk2mc]

Replacement device

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[coronaboy10]

I returned my first dinc without unrooting this past summer, but I'd bricked it so bad that it wouldnt power on at all.

 

[Jude526]

I suggest you return it in stock form. You realize rooting your phone voids out the warranty. So this is my suggestion.......better safe than sorry

 

[jayhawkfan18]

I suggest you return it in stock form. You realize rooting your phone voids out the warranty. So this is my suggestion.......better safe than sorry

I agree with Jude. Better to be safe - you don't want them charging your account full price for a new Incredible if they discover that it has been rooted.

 

[rsk2mc]

I'm thinking about saving myself the few hours to unroot it and just drop it in water lol

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[zrxoa1]

Is it being returned for warranty or insurance? If insurance, one could just claim it lost then keep to use as ipod touch. Not exactly the best way, but it would work...

 

[rsk2mc]

Its a warranty replacement

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[zrxoa1]

Better unroot then...

 

[bigpetefox]

I've heard of people with the OG Droid getting charged for sending back rooted phones for replacement. I tend to try and, pardon the pun, root out the hacked phones, and reflash them.

Having the tools to fix these things helps bigtime, sometimes even causes very curious co-workers with Droids..

 

[danswartz]

wow, nice ethics...

 

[HawaiianLaker]

i would unroot if i were you. its not that hard or time consuming.