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This provision establishes that Audible does not guarantee continued availability of specific content within the service catalog, which may affect users who have purchased credits or subscriptions in anticipation of accessing specific titles that are later removed.
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Under the agreement, specific audiobook titles or features available at the time of subscription or credit purchase may be removed from the service without a guaranteed right to continued access or refund.
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This provision establishes that Audible does not guarantee continued availability of specific content within the service catalog, which may affect users who have purchased credits or subscriptions in anticipation of accessing specific titles that are later removed.
Under the agreement, specific audiobook titles or features available at the time of subscription or credit purchase may be removed from the service without a guaranteed right to continued access or refund.
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