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Old 08-09-2016, 03:05 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by badgoodDeb View Post
I always borrow a new book, and say "yes, go ahead and remove the old one". That's the only way I was aware of, to return a borrowed book.

Do you think it really prevents others from borrowing it, as it would at a normal library? I'm aware that even digital books have a number-of-copies owned, so that a library can only loan out when one is returned. It never occurred to me that Amazon has that too?
No, this discussion is about public library books borrowed using Overdrive. Maybe slightly confusing because in the case of Kindle books, they're delivered and returned via your Amazon account.

To my knowledge Amazon's own one-title-at-a-time service doesn't have any limitations on concurrent borrowers...
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