How to Cancel Scribd

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In 2007, Scribd launched as a site for sharing documents, but it has since developed into an ebook and audiobook subscription service, much like Kindle Unlimited and Kobo Plus. There is a sizable collection of books, magazines, podcasts, audiobooks, sheet music, and the aforementioned papers. Users can still submit these, and the platform currently hosts everything from academic papers to court documents to recipes. The main selling point of Scribd, however, is that it can seriously compete with Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited reading service in its current form. Although they are the same price, the features that each platform provides vary slightly. First of all, compared to Kindle Unlimited, Scribd’s library has a lot more diversity, but there are significantly fewer ebook and audiobook titles available. Scribd has more audiobooks than ebooks, but the variety is still better than, for instance, Kobo Plus (which is only available in select markets at the time of writing). While US customers of Kindle Unlimited have access to magazines, Scribd can cover the gap since those markets aren’t served by Kindle Unlimited. However, there are only a few magazines available on Scribd, and if you’re a die-hard reader of print magazines, Readly will be a superior choice in terms of both the titles it offers and the user interface. Additionally, while audiobooks are a wonderful addition to Scribd (something you won’t find on Kindle Unlimited), the majority of them are freely accessible on other platforms. But what makes Scribd so intriguing is that it offers something called Snapshots. These bite-sized extracts from well-known ebooks are ideal for anyone who values keeping up with new releases but is short on time. Then there is written music, which ranges from Disney to country to classical. While any Kindle device or app can be used to read on Amazon’s platform, Scribd is only accessible online or through iOS and Android applications. For some people, this might not be a problem, but switching from reading on a Kindle or Kobo e-reader to reading on a phone or computer might not be the most enjoyable experience. After a 30-day free trial, a monthly membership to Scribd will run you $9.99 / £10.99 / AU$14.99. In the US, Kindle Unlimited costs precisely that; however, Scribd costs £3 more and AU$1 more in the UK and Australia, respectively. Contrary to Kindle Unlimited, however, your Scribd subscription grants you free access to six additional sites for streaming music and movies (including Mubi and CONtv + Comics) as well as educational applications (like Peak Pro and CuriosityStream). If your nation doesn’t have an official Scribd website, you can still subscribe to Scribd from anywhere in the world; you’ll just have to pay the equivalent of US pricing. Although it appears to be flexible on paper, there are only a few libraries available for each category of content. Starting with the most apparent option, ebooks. While there is plenty here to keep you busy for a very long time, if you’re searching for something specific, you might be let down. However, Scribd has a much larger selection of podcasts. Some books that don’t have an ebook edition on Scribd are instead available as audiobooks. For instance, the only formats for Mary Beard’s SPQR: A History of Ancient Rome and Neil Price’s Children of Ash and Elm are podcasts. Steven Erikson’s Malazan Book of the Fallen series is another illustration of the lack of ebook titles; all 10 books in the series are only accessible as audiobooks. Interestingly, the majority of the ebook titles listed are accessible as user-uploaded PDF documents, though it’s not obvious whether these uploads are authentic or not. You won’t find as many publications on Scribd as you will on Readly, but there are some excellent choices there, including Time, Marie Claire, and National Geographic. A few glaringly prominent publications, including Reader’s Digest and Vogue, are also absent. However, the periodical stand does offer a variety of topics, such as news and current events, technology, and lifestyle. There is also a respectable selection of podcasts, including Criminal, Day X, Revisionist History, and Grounded with Louis Theroux. If you’re a talented musician, you might hit the jackpot, which might make the membership fee worthwhile for you. There is a ton of sheet music, including works by Beyoncé, Adele, Taylor Swift, Mozart, Broadway, and Frank Sinatra. A desktop browser, a phone, or a tablet can all be used to access Scribd, and there are apps for both the Apple and Android running systems. You can be confident that your account syncs almost instantly if you use all three types of Scribd devices. As a result, you could start an audiobook on your phone while commuting and take it up again on another device, like your computer, when you get home. It’s simple to sign up, and you get a 30-day free trial to try out the service before you have to pay the monthly charge. With sections for various genres and groups, browsing the catalog is made simple when using the Scribd software on a mobile device or tablet. There are curated lists available for anyone looking to discover a new story to get lost in, and the various content categories are neatly organized at the top of the app. Simply tap on the bookmark icon when you discover something you want to read or listen to and save it. If you’re having trouble choosing what to read, you can peruse editor-curated lists, and the Scribd algorithm will continually suggest books based on your saved books. Theoretically, there is no limit on how many items you can download at once.

Get together the following account information:

• First Name
• Last Name
• Phone Number
• Email Address
• Username
• Password
• Billing Address
• City
• State/Province/Region
• ZIP/Postal Code
• Country
• Reason for Cancellation
• Last 4 Digits of Card
• Date of Last Charge
• Amount of Last Charge

Follow these steps:

1. Compose an email and include your account information
2. Tell the rep you need to cancel within the body of the email
3. Request that the agent emails you confirmation or gives you a verbal confirmation code within the body of the email
4. Send your email to [email protected]
5. Keep the proof given to you for your records