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Originally Posted by Loosheesh
About two weeks ago, Audible sent me an offer to upgrade from Plus to Premium Plus with a $60.00 discount off the annual fee and I had a chuckle at that. Why would I upgrade? I don't care about credits and I don't need to own audiobooks, just listen to them. If I really liked a book I listened to, I'd just get the ebook. Also, the Plus catalog has more than enough buffet for me to sample, I'd never get to it all. $1.99 is a super-sweet deal and I'm not getting off unless Audible throws me off.
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The only time I get Audible memberships is when I get a free month or two. I use the credit(s) for a series I'm collecting at the moment or anthologies. The short stories are great in a doctor's office or anywhere else I have to wait.
Aud Plus, KU and Scribd hold no interest for me, because I use public libraries to get most of my listening material. I'm lucky to belong to several libraries with very large OverDrive collections and rarely use them for specific books. Instead, I just browse the "available now" catalog until I find something interesting; and there's always something interesting.