Save $160 if you switch from the $14.95 monthly plan to the $199 yearly plan that gives you 24 credits (double the rate). After your first year the price increases $31.50 to $229.50 per year ($9.56 a credit).
Log into Audible and see if they offer you the deal. I was out of credits for the month and saw this banner popup at the top of the page.
Last time I bought a yearly membership and used the credits it wouldn't let me quit the program until the expiration date and I was unable to take advantage of the usual quit and rejoin offers usually posted on here.
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I did a quick check on two of the book series that I listen to. My library offers less than half of both of the series. On a third series, they offered one of eight audio books in the series.
I checked my sisters library (in another state.) That library offers even less.
I have all of the books in those three series. I'm able to share my Audible account with my sister. It is much better than the public library for us.
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And yes, to get 24 credits/year you just call/chat in twice in a year, I haven't been turned down.
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Also, be prepared to wait weeks, or months for a popular book on Libby.
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And yes, to get 24 credits/year you just call/chat in twice in a year, I haven't been turned down.
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That's called a monopoly. Regular people need to stop glazing these guys and learn that they are being taken advantaged of by un/loosely-regulated businesses.
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