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@ Magallanes:

Your Blockbuster account is active at every store internationally as long as you have your Blockbuster card. Even if you don't have your card and you go to a different store, they can import you into their store database by driver's license and/or social security number.

Blockbuster announces new initiative, looks to game hardware sales

May 9th 2008 9:53AM on Engadget

Ok... so you want Blockbuster to just hand over a $60 game and just assume you're going to bring it back? And when you DON'T bring it back... you want THEM to bite the $60?

If you bring the game back, then you don't even need to be concerned about them having a credit card on file...

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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