Audible's terms require users to also agree to Amazon's conditions of use, meaning the rules that govern your account extend well beyond just the Audible document itself.
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This provision means consumers are bound by multiple overlapping legal documents, including Amazon's arbitration clause and class action waiver, even if they only read the Audible-specific terms.
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By agreeing to use Audible, users accept Amazon's full conditions of use, which may include mandatory arbitration and class action waivers that limit how disputes can be resolved.
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This provision means consumers are bound by multiple overlapping legal documents, including Amazon's arbitration clause and class action waiver, even if they only read the Audible-specific terms.
By agreeing to use Audible, users accept Amazon's full conditions of use, which may include mandatory arbitration and class action waivers that limit how disputes can be resolved.
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