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Edited March 20, 2020
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(I'm using a template from my November post, because it explains what I'm doing.)
Sometimes Audible rewards paying members who are paying attention with not only the choice of two free audiobooks every member gets, but also a brief chance to preorder several of the same audiobooks that will be part of next month's choose-two offer. If you preorder these (for free), you'll own them when the choose-two deal goes live, and you can choose from the others without losing these.
When you order anything from this deal, make _sure_ you're not spending a credit, and not paying money, and please don't make one of these your "one free credit" when you sign up for the first time (spend that on a big book you've always wanted). This one's free _after_ you sign up.
Let's keep this up to date and see how many we get. Last month there weren't many. This time I'm starting with two.
https://www.audible.com/pd/A-Woma...B085PWH2BZ
https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Mo...B084N95KCW
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...but they're bad.
I just joined Audible and noticed the additional free pre-order books and didn't know how it worked.
Here's another free pre-order book. Harry Potter's The Tales of Beadle the Bard,
https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Ta...VMSAMX6G5R
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...but they're bad.
I just joined Audible and noticed the additional free pre-order books and didn't know how it worked.
Here's another free pre-order book. Harry Potter's The Tales of Beadle the Bard,
https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Ta...VMSAMX6G5R
Normally they'll release more. We can hope, right?
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If they show up as costing, check that you're logged in as a paying member. If you are, contact tech support... I've heard that happened to one person.
Also, watch this post for updates, in case they release something decent.
Normally they'll release more. We can hope, right?
Normally they'll release more. We can hope, right?