Free Coupon for Two Months Gold Membership @ Audible + 1 Free Audiobook Per Month (Save $30)

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easternculture on 29/01/2014 - 01:16 local.amazon.com (215 clicks)
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If you’re new to the world of audiobooks, you’re in luck, because today we have a special risk-free deal. Try Audible and get your first two audiobooks—two months of membership—for free. Pop open the Audible app on your smartphone or tablet while commuting, working out, cooking dinner, or anytime you can’t read but can listen.
With Audible, the stories never stop.

• Coupon for two free audiobooks—one book per month for two months—free
• Choose from more than 150,000 titles—fiction, nonfiction, humor, romance, mystery, and all the latest bestsellers
• Convenient, easy to use, and a deep backlist of great books
• After the first two months your paid membership begins at the then current full price (currently $14.95 per month); you can cancel anytime

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  figarow on 29/01/2014 - 04:42

  Does it require cc?

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    casmxl on 29/01/2014 - 06:07

    i think yes

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  IainLMTA on 29/01/2014 - 06:17

  These deals invariably require one to leave CREDIT or DEBIT details and rely heavily on the customer forgetting to terminate before the sixty day trial deadline.

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    phobaphobic on 29/01/2014 - 09:08

    You could use an (empty) prepaid credit card, or use a service such as bancore.com

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  SmiTTy on 29/01/2014 - 09:20

  is there any difference from getting 2 audio books on a 1 month free trial?
  http://www.audible.com/t1/amazon

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  2ndeffort on 29/01/2014 - 11:01

  +1

  I signed up for one of these deals a year or so ago and now I am addicted to the thing. I download the audiobooks onto my iPhone and listen to them on BT streaming whenever I am driving to/from work. So much better than listening to the radio with the same 10 songs on loop across all the different channels interrupted only by a few D list celebs trying desperately to be both politically correct and funny and failing dismally at both!

  I was skeptical when I signed up a year and a bit ago and thought I would just get a couple of cheap/free books and then cancel. I've found myself going through entire book series like M&M's. I listened to the whole Game of Thrones series late last year. Listened to Ender's Game a couple of weeks ago, all of the Dragon Tattoo books before that and now I am into a zombie series called 'the infected' by a guy called D.J. Molles.

  Rather than cancel I have found myself actually paying for more books because I need the 2nd/3rd book in the series and my monthly credit isn't due for another 3 weeks etc. I am one of those people that always wanted to read a certain book but never had the time to sit down and read. Now I am ploughing through the books like they are Doritos. P.s. I have no affiliation with these guys, just a fanboy. Downpour is their major competitor I think.

  Audible has the Walter Mitty book for free at the moment I think, all you have to do is create an account and download. Audible is also owned by Amazon so I think you can log in with an Amazon account as well.

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    Elyxar on 29/01/2014 - 19:59

    I'm exactly the same. Waiting on the next zombie book by Molles, the narrator Christian Rummel is now the benchmark for me.

    I received an email last week saying the Australian audible store is now online. Books are in AUD and they are offering first 3 months at $7.50 if I transfer from the US store. I'm hesitating on restricted content and possible Australia tax. Haven't investigated it yet.