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Best Audible deal in the Amazon Black Friday Sale (UK deal)
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TL;DR: A four-month subscription to Audible is on sale for £3.99 per month, saving you 50% on list price.
Black Friday is all-encompassing, which means even subscription services come under its blanket of discounts.
Audible is not immune to Black Friday, and your first four months are now available for just £3.99 per month, saving you 50% on list price. After this term your subscription renews automatically at £7.99 per month, but you can cancel anytime if you wish to avoid this price jump.
Audible offers an unmatched selection of the best stories and lets you pick from the world’s largest selection of audiobooks and premium spoken-word entertainment. It’s a great service that could be all yours for a really low price thanks to Black Friday.
A membership entitles you to one credit per month that’s valid for any audiobook, regardless of price. Every audiobook is yours to keep even if you cancel, and you’re also entitled to exclusive member-only deals with up to 70% off additional audiobooks.
Build your own library with Audible in the Black Friday Sale.
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