Cancellation Audiobook.Com: Easy Method

What is Audiobook.Com

Overview

Audiobooks.com is a subscription-based service that provides access to a large library of audiobooks across genres for listening on mobile devices and the web.

The service uses membership credits and purchased titles, and integrates with platform stores for mobile billing where applicable.

How it works

Members can stream or download audiobooks via the Audiobooks.com app or website, and subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled.

Purchases and subscription management may be handled directly on the site or through Google Play / Apple depending on how you signed up.

How to cancel Audiobook.Com

Cancel via Web (Direct)

• Log in to your Audiobooks.com account.
• Go to My Account → Billing Information/Subscription.
• Click "Cancel Account" and confirm; cancellation is immediate.

Cancel via mobile stores

• Google Play (Android): Open the Audiobooks.com app → tap your profile → Settings → Manage Account Status. You will be redirected to Google Play subscriptions to cancel there.
• App Store (iOS): On iPhone/iPad go to Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions → select Audiobooks.com → cancel via Apple's subscription manager.

What happens when you cancel

Access after cancellation

Access typically continues only for the remainder of the current billing period if the platform/provider policies allow it.

For immediate cancellations made via the site, access may end immediately - confirm during cancellation.

Renewal and data

Automatic renewals stop once cancellation is completed through the correct channel (site, Google Play, or Apple).

Your account data and purchase history are normally retained; check account settings if you wish to delete personal data.

Will I get a refund?

Subscription charges

Subscription charges are generally non‑refundable. Refunds are granted only at Audiobooks.com’s sole discretion.

If you believe a charge is unfair, gather supporting records and request a refund; responses vary by case and platform.

Purchased audiobooks and pre-authorisation

• Purchased titles: Returns are allowed within 365 days if you have an active subscription; refunds are usually issued as site credit rather than cash.
• Pre-authorisation: A small pre-authorisation (e.g., ~US$14.95) may appear at sign‑up to verify billing; this is voided instantly and refunded by your bank/card issuer, not by Audiobooks.com.

Audiobook.Com plans and pricing

Where to check pricing

Pricing and plan details can change. Always check the official Audiobooks.com site or app for the most current plans and offers before signing up.

Do not rely on third‑party sources for final pricing; verify within your account when possible.

Billing notes

If you subscribed via Google Play or Apple, the platform’s billing and refund rules also apply; consult the store for platform-specific terms.

Pre‑authorisations and local taxes may affect the final posted amount on your statement.

Your consumer rights in Singapore

Relevant law

Singapore’s Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act gives consumers rights against unfair practices and may override "no‑refund" terms in certain cases.

This applies when there is misleading advertising, failure to provide the service, or other unfair conduct.

Recommended actions

• Keep records of the trial terms, screenshots of promises, receipts, and billing statements.
• Insist on a refund or site credit if you were misled or the service was not delivered as advertised.
• Escalate unresolved disputes to the Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) if necessary.

Customer experiences

Positive feedback

Some users praise the app’s usability and the size of the audiobook catalogue, which can make browsing and listening convenient.

Positive experiences often mention easy playback and a broad selection of titles.

Negative feedback

There are numerous complaints about unexpected charges after free trials, difficulty cancelling, and unclear trial terms.

Customers also report mixed experiences with customer service and occasional charges after cancellation; keep documentation to resolve disputes.

Documentation checklist

Essential items to collect

• Account email and username used for Audiobooks.com.
• Order receipts, subscription start date, and billing statements showing charges.
• Screenshots of trial offers, promotional terms, and cancellation confirmations.
• Transaction IDs and the last 4 digits of the payment card (if needed).
• Records of any contact with support (dates, agent names, chat transcripts or emails).

Extras that help

• App store subscription page screenshots (Google Play or Apple ID subscriptions).
• Bank/card issuer communication regarding pre‑authorisation or disputed refunds.
• A clear timeline of events from sign‑up to cancellation and any charges.

Common mistakes

Wrong cancellation channel

A common error is attempting to cancel on the website when the subscription was billed through Google Play or Apple. If billed via a store, you must cancel through that store.

Failing to cancel in the correct place can result in continued charges despite account changes on the site.

Assuming automatic refunds

Many users assume cancelling guarantees a refund; in practice subscription refunds are rare and handled case‑by‑case.

Also, pre‑authorisations are voided by banks, not Audiobooks.com, so customers sometimes contact the wrong party about those temporary holds.

Comparative recap

After cancelling

What to monitor

Save a cancellation confirmation or screenshot, and monitor your bank or card statements for any unexpected charges in the next billing cycle.

If charges continue, contact support and your payment provider with your documentation.

Helpful links

• Audiobooks.com on the App Store
• Audiobooks.com review and user reports

Address

Corporate address

2225 Kenmore Ave Ste 122, Buffalo, New York 14207-1359, United States.

Notes about support

Audiobooks.com does not publish a dedicated mailing address specifically for cancellations; use the account cancellation steps or the app store subscription manager when appropriate.

Keep all correspondence and receipts if you plan to escalate a billing dispute in Singapore under consumer protection rules.