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Old 04-08-2019, 01:38 PM   #24
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You aren't being deprived. You are choosing not to use the credits. That is a choice YOU make. They just tell you before you cancel that you can't get them back so that you are fully aware of the results of your choice.
Obviously, if I've accumulated unused credits, I'm having trouble finding books I want to buy. The choice they give me is to continue spending money on new credits, or lose my investment. Or, yes, I can use up the credits I accumulated on books I don't want.

Audible does it because they assume I will choose one of the first two options, both of which benefit them, not me. The third option is a wash; it benefits neither them nor me. Where's the choice that will benefit me, the consumer?
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