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Originally Posted by GtrsRGr8
Second, I found out after signing up that you've apparently got to use an Apple or Android device. Of course, that's with you using their proprietary app. No, that's not a problem for most people. But I'm not most people. I am a nonconformist and I don't want to use an Apple or Android device (just kidding--I've got an Android now, but it's got some kind of problem, that's bedeviling me, recognizing the additional memory that I installed, and I can't install any more apps on it. But you didn't care to know all of that.)
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Though my Audiobooks.com account is now inactive, I can still listen to the many audiobooks in my Audiobooks.com library in any one of three ways:
- By streaming them online (from any device), while logged into my Audiobooks.com account, - so, you could do this, even though your Android device is misbehaving
- By downloading them to an Android or Apple device, where I can listen to them via the Audiobooks.com app, or
- By [reverse] sideloading the downloaded mp3 files (all of which are DRM-free) from my Android device to my computer, from which I can play and manage the audiobooks wherever, however I like
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Originally Posted by GtrsRGr8
Third, according to their FAQs, if I go to my account, there is supposed to be a link that I can click in order to cancel. It's not there. So, I had to email Audiobooks and am crossing my fingers that they'll reply.
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They've always replied to my emails promptly. One could, alternatively,
phone or tweet them.
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