I don't freeze my cigars either, but from time to time, I have had my cigars rise above the 75 degree mark for a longer than normal period. When that happens, I usually pay for it in terms of beetles.
I have had alot of experience with this due to the fact that I live in the deep south, and also live in the tropics for half of the year.
When that happens, then I DO freeze the affected cigars, to ward off the problem of these blasted beetles. That is really the only time I freeze.
And yes, if you smoke ANY cigars, you are smoking the beetle eggs. YUM YUM YUM
HAPPY SMOKES! ! !