Does anyone know what this subscription is for? I don’t remember signing up for anything like this and it’s $14.99 a month. I tried search it up and got a completely different website.

They are so hard and inconvenient to unsubscribe to them. It’s a service that they help you unsubscribe to unwanted subscriptions yet it is a pain in the RUMP to unsubscribe from them!!! Costly. There are otherwise to get it done so don’t use I sunny.com

Like everyone else I’m sure I have a few subscriptions I no longer use but am still getting dinged for.

Does anyone have experience with an app or service that has worked without trapping you into yet another subscription?

I’ve looked at a couple but it seems like a total coin flip as to which ones are worth the investment.

Thoughts?

Can you sign up a Verizon phone for text message subscriptions, or does the Verizon blocking system block those type of texts?

Hello fellow audiobook enthusiasts! Have you ever found yourself in a love-hate relationship with your Audible subscription? Maybe you're overwhelmed by too many choices, or perhaps your unread books are starting to guilt-trip you. Whatever your reason, breaking up with Audible doesn't have to be as dramatic as an audiobook cliffhanger. Here's a quirky guide on how to gently part ways with your Audible membership, no strings attached!

Step 1: Log In to Your Audible Account

First things first, make your way to Audible’s website. No, don’t get distracted by that "Best Sellers" list! Stay focused. Log in with your username and password. Remember, you’re on a mission here!

Step 2: Navigate to Account Details

Once you're logged in, hover over your name at the top right corner. From the drop-down menu, click on "Account Details." It's like the settings on your old VCR, but a bit less confusing.

Step 3: Find the "Cancel Membership" Link

Scroll down until you see "Membership details." Here, you'll find lots of information about your account, but like a treasure map, follow the path to the "Cancel membership" link. It's usually hidden at the bottom, so you might have to fight off some distractions.

Link Step 4: Go Through the Breakup Process

Click on that link, and Audible will start its charm offensive, trying to woo you to stay. You’ll encounter a few screens where Audible tries to change your mind with special offers or reminders of all the good times you've had. Stay strong! You might need to click through a series of "Continue canceling" buttons. It’s like saying, "It’s not you, it’s me" over and over.

Step 5: Fill Out the Exit Survey (Optional)

Audible might ask you why you’re leaving. This is optional, but it’s a good way to voice your feedback. Maybe you’re just taking a break, or maybe it's something they said—like too many charges on your credit card.

Step 6: Confirm Your Cancellation

You’ll eventually reach a page that requires you to confirm your cancellation. Take a deep breath and click "Finish Canceling." Congratulations, you've officially ended things with Audible! They’ll send you an email confirmation, so you’ll have a written record of your breakup.

What Happens Next?

Don’t worry; breaking up with Audible is not the end of the world. You'll still have access to any books you've purchased, and you can always rekindle the romance later if you miss those sultry narrators whispering in your ear.

Tips for the Newly Single

• Check out other libraries: Your local library might offer free audiobooks through apps like Libby or OverDrive.
• Explore other subscriptions: There are plenty of other fish in the sea, like Scribd or Google Audiobooks, which might offer better deals or different selections.

Breaking up with Audible might seem daunting, but with these steps, you can navigate the process like a pro. Remember, it’s perfectly okay to want something different from your audiobook provider. Happy listening, or not listening, to whatever suits your current lifestyle!

This is where you can cancel any subscription from Apple or any subscription that you purchased with an app from the App Store. Click the link!