Enjoy three months of Audible free this Prime Day
Do you have an Amazon Prime membership? Are you wondering how to listen to audiobooks free of charge?
Then today's your lucky day, because you can now get three months of Amazon Audible membership free with an Amazon Prime subscription. If you love books, plays and listening to the latest podcasts, this is the best audiobook subscription for you.
Audible Prime perks include unlimited access to thousands of included audiobooks, podcasts and theatre recordings plus Originals – an extensive catalogue of content exclusive to Audible. Membership also includes a download of one bestselling audiobook or new release per month to keep.
When choosing from the vast range of free audiobooks for Prime members, the only challenge is where to start? Everyone's talking about Mel Robbins' bestseller The Let Them Theory, in which you can listen to the host of The Mel Robbins Podcast (also available via Audible) share science-backed tips to help form life-changing habits. Or will you go for Stephen King's latest release Never Flinch? King's thrilling new novel reveals intertwining storylines featuring a dynamic cast of characters.
Podcasts are a great option when you're on the go and Audible has plenty, from political musings on The Rest Is Politics featuring Alastair Campbell and Rory Stewart to investigations into history's defining moments on Dan Snow's History Hit. There's also comedic relief courtesy of Green Wing: Resuscitated, a continuation of the hit TV series 12 years on, with Olivia Colman, Stephen Mangan, Tamsin Greig and Mark Heap all reprising their original roles.
The Prime Day Audible deal is free for the first three months, then £8.99 per month thereafter. You can cancel at any time, free of charge. To claim the Audible free trial, visit Audible. Please note that terms and conditions apply and the promotion is subject to availability.
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FAQs
Who is eligible for the three-month Audible free trial?
Amazon Prime membership holders are eligible for the Audible trial.
What happens after the three-month free period?
Unless the trial is cancelled beforehand, your subscription will renew automatically and you will be charged £8.99 each month. If you change your mind about your subscription, you can cancel at any time, free of charge. Promotion terms and conditions apply and, by completing your purchase, you agree to Audible's Conditions of Use and authorise Audible to charge your designated card or any other card on file. Please see Audible's Privacy Notice.
What exactly do I get with the free trial?
The three-month Audible trial comes with the same benefits as a paying member. This includes unlimited access to thousands of included audiobooks, podcasts and Audible Theatre. You can also download one bestselling or new audiobook to keep each month.
How do I cancel Audible if I change my mind?
You can cancel Audible by visiting 'Account details' on the Audible or Amazon site. From the Audible site, select your username, which will either be behind the hamburger button on the mobile version or at the top of the desktop page. Select 'View membership details', then select 'Cancel membership', scroll to the bottom of the next page and select 'Continue cancelling'. From Amazon, under 'Your account', select 'Your Memberships & Subscriptions'. Under 'Audible membership', select 'Change plan' and then 'Cancel membership'.
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