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Originally Posted by ApK
I just heard about estories.com this week.
Here's a promo link that offers the first two months (with 2 credits) for free:
https://www.estories.com/2mo2cdt?utm...=Reddit2mo2cdt
I just signed up cuz I've used emusic in the past so I trust the company, and it was free, but I didn't research how it works or anything.
I just grabbed my first free book, and it is indeed downloadable as a DRM-free mp3 collection. Nice.
Has any one tried estories here? |
Yes, I just came off a three-month deal. The first book I downloaded was truncated--I only got about half the book. Customer service gave me an extra credit, said it was a problem with the publisher, contacted me a couple of weeks later and said it was fixed--but it wasn't. It still hasn't been after several more weeks.
But they were very nice and they did give me that extra credit, so I'm not out anything except the time and annoyance, and the original book is still in my library, if they ever get it sorted out.
A couple of books I had in my wishlist were not available for a credit--they had a price attached. I don't know why, because they weren't highly expensive books; I didn't try to follow up. But it's an annoyance.
When my current annual membership at Audible is up, I might try eStories again with another promo deal.