Credits on Audible do not expire as long as you remain an active member. This means that if you have unused credits, they will continue to be available for you to use even if you don’t use them immediately.
Do I lose my Audible credits if I don’t use them?
No, you do not lose your Audible credits if you don’t use them. Once you have earned a credit, it will remain in your account until you decide to use it. You have the freedom to use your credits whenever you wish, allowing you to save them for that perfect audiobook you’ve been wanting to listen to.
Do Audible books expire after cancelling?
No, Audible books do not expire after cancelling your membership. Once you have purchased a book or used a credit to obtain it, the book is yours to keep. Even if you decide to cancel your membership, you will still have access to your purchased books and can listen to them at your convenience.
Is there a limit on Audible credits?
Yes, there is a limit on the number of Audible credits you can accumulate. As of now, the maximum limit is 6 credits. If you already have 6 credits in your account, you will need to use or return some of them before you can earn more.
How do I stop my Audible credits from expiring?
Since Audible credits do not expire, there is no need to take any action to stop them from expiring. As long as you remain an active member, your credits will be safe and available for you to redeem whenever you wish.
Why did I lose my Audible credits?
If you have noticed that you have lost Audible credits, there could be a few reasons for this. It is possible that you returned a book that you purchased with a credit, as returning a book also returns the credit. Additionally, if your Audible membership is cancelled or put on hold, any unused credits may be voided. In any case, it is recommended to reach out to Audible customer support for further assistance and clarification.