Rooting/OCing with Insurance Plan from Verizon? Help

[TheCyclist]

I am curious if I root/OC my Droid that it will void my insurance plan with Verizon, is this true?
I like having my insurance plan if I drop or lose my phone but OCing the droid really looks like a good plan.

Anyone have any ideas on this subject? I would think that it would void it but I would love to hear that it wouldn't void my insurance.

[JhankG]

Rooting your Droid voids the phone's warranty through Motorola and any problems that arise will not be covered under the insurance provided by Verizon.

[Enter]

It will void IF they find evidence.

[JhankG]

If you fry the processor because you overclocked it, you shouldn't make Verizon pay for it. That's called insurance fraud.

[CorvetteAustin24]

You know what else is full of fraud? Insurance companies.

[JhankG]

You know what else is full of fraud? Insurance companies.

So that makes it ok? Flawed logic.

[CorvetteAustin24]

You know what else is full of fraud? Insurance companies.

So that makes it ok? Flawed logic.

Never said it made it ok. Was just stating a fact

[billyidle]

I read the insurance doesn't care about root, only the warranty does.

[STIDRIVER]

If you fry it... just throw it in the toilet before returning it

[Abe21599]

If you fry it... just throw it in the toilet before returning it

best idea yet