Is there a way to get cheap audible membership like it is with youtube premium using vpn?
I go to a local supermarket and grab an audible gift card. They are $30 for 3 credits. $15 saving over regular price.
I the lowest I’ve found is $99/year (12 credits), which is only available once.
You can always message their customer service and say you want the service but can’t afford and they’ll normally give you 50% off for 3/6 month’s
What are you classifying as cheap ?
My option is not cheap upfront, but it’s cheap when looked at per unit. I pay £109 in the British Audible and get 24 credits, averaging out at about £4.50 a credit.
Like I say, not a cheap upfront cost but per credit the cost is incredibly cheap. Most physical books cost more than that.
This is actually genius !!!
I go to a local supermarket and grab an audible gift card.
What supermarket chain? Or any other major retailer has Audible gift cards?
The hell, that’s a way better deal than US Audible…
I know right!? My wife discovered it.
Im in the US, and just go to the Kroger grocery store down the road. I would imagine any retailer with a largish gift card area would have them.
Just googled the conversation - it translates to just over $6 a credit or $150 a year. How much better is that?
It gets better, if I run out they sell me another 3 credits for £11. Obviously it’s only good if you actually use that volume of credits but honestly it seems like a steal. I’m just taking advantage until someone realises how good they’ve given us!
And I find most the content I’m looking for. It’s not even like the trade-off is a poor selection. But that might just be the literature I’m interested in.
US Audible is 150 a year for 12 credits I believe (I got the 99$ deal again this year so I’m happy about that). Which translates to 12.5$ for one credit.
How do you get the 3 for £11? I only get 3 for £18.
It came up with that the last time I ran out. Maybe it was just a special offer and it’s normally more.
Are you on the 24 credit plan also ?
Nah, merely the 12-credit one. Quite a difference though.