How does Audible's credit system work?

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Audible's credit system operates as the primary currency for purchasing audiobooks on their platform. Members receive a specific number of credits each month depending on their subscription plan. These credits can be used to obtain audiobooks from Audible's extensive library, regardless of the book's original price. With a credit, members effectively own the audiobook, enabling them to listen at any time, even after canceling their subscription. Additionally, Audible often offers promotions allowing members to earn extra credits or purchase additional ones. Unused credits roll over for up to one year, providing flexibility and convenience. The credit system allows users to enjoy high-quality audiobooks at discounted prices, while having the freedom to curate their personal library according to their interests and reading habits.
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Answered May 3, 2024

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