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I go through about two audiobooks a week. If I rent, what would my cost be?
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The following is an actual user-submitted question:
Q. I go through about two audiobooks a week. If I rent, what would my cost be?
A. If you listen to a large number of audiobooks, a subscription plan is far more cost-effective than purchasing them one at a time. The best plan for you is through Simply Audiobooks, a CD rent-by-mail service that allows you to rent from a large and current selection of titles. You can also rent more than one title at a time. Since you go through two per week, you should choose the Simply Audiobooks plan—with a free 15-day trial—for two books at a time at $26.98/month. There's no limit to the total number of books you can rent. Give it a week or so for you to receive your first books, and update your queue often to keep those audiobooks coming!
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August 11th, 2011 at 2:22 pm
I would like some info on the CD rent by mail service. My father is blind by listens to audio books.I would like to maybe sign up for a year subscription. what would that cost me and does he get a large selection of books.
September 10th, 2011 at 1:05 pm
I travel and use my in dash cd player but I like the abridged version of my favorite authors. I read the books so I don't like the long unabridge version. I am finding it diffucult to locate the abridged version. What do you suggest?