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Old 04-08-2019, 10:01 PM   #41
barryem
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I joined Audible in 2006 when it was 5 books a month for $20. I also got a free Rio 500 for joining, which cost $350 in the stores at that time. I quickly got a second account so I could get another free Rio 500. I did tell them what I was doing and they were okay with it.

I kept 2 accounts going for about 10 years, getting 10 books a month. I never had any problems finding enough books. I never listened to that many a month but I was retired and I wasn't sure if I might end up in a nursing home with the health issues I was having then and I was buying for the future.

They have such a huge selection that I never had enough credits to get all the books I would like to have bought.

I did cancel a few years ago but all of my books are still available. I've never had anything but good feelings about Audible. They make their options plain. I always knew what I could and couldn't do. If I screwed up they always found a way to make it okay.

My guess is that this thing about losing credits is one of the ways they keep the cost of the plan down.

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