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Old 12-09-2012, 04:33 PM   #55
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
I'm a little curious about this idea of "cards". You mean you have a physical piece of card? What do you need it for? I've never borrowed an eBook from a library, but I always imagined that it was a purely online process.
Yes, I have a physical card for each library. In order to set up or activate an account, you need to physically go to a branch library and produce ID. To qualify for an account, you need to prove where you live. A driver's license usually suffices, but sometimes they want additional proof like a utility bill.

Most of the libraries in Washington have reciprocal borrowing, so your first step is to get a library card from your "home library". Then start getting cards from reciprocal libraries. The borrowing process is strictly online; but every so often, you need to actually visit a library in order to renew your card.
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