I don't understand returning a book you finished. As an author you're basically robbing them of royalties.

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Aug 20, 2024
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byujacob INSUFFERABLE KNOW IT ALL

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byujacob

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For anyone looking to do audiobooks, I don't think Spotify is the best way to go unless you're already subscribing.

byujacob INSUFFERABLE KNOW IT ALL

Aug 20, 11:44am

Or just use your public library.

scootsy

Aug 20, 11:46am

There's certainly upsides to this. However, there can be long wait times for certain titles.

byujacob

Aug 20, 11:49am

If you have a good public library system. But even with a good one, lots of

russkiejedi

Aug 20, 12:08pm

*If your public library has copies of whatever book it is you want to listen to.

greatbam

Aug 20, 1:22pm

I have Libby with 5 library memberships and use Audible for stuff I can't get through the libraries

Clark Addison

Aug 20, 11:50am

I’ve started buying kindle books for 7 and getting the whispersync add on for an additional 7. I was paying 14 a month

touchdownbyu

Aug 20, 11:53am

I called to cancel audible and they offered me the Silver plan.

StrongBad

Aug 20, 12:01pm

I don't understand returning a book you finished. As an author you're basically robbing them of royalties.

byujacob

Aug 20, 12:06pm

If it makes you feel better, I bought your Psion Books.

StrongBad

Aug 20, 12:15pm

I get it. I will return books if I don't like them after a couple of chapters.

byujacob

Aug 20, 12:23pm

You're not being "punished" by paying for a product that you used.

russkiejedi

Aug 20, 2:03pm

You should feel bad about returning books that you finished much more than about

russkiejedi

Aug 20, 12:09pm

You can also pause your subscription while you catch up.

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