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Scribd is one of the biggest online digital libraries in the world. It is often called the
YouTube for documents and consist all kinds of books that were ever written. According
to the latest reports, nearly about 40 million free article, documents and e-books have
been posted by the users of Scribd.
Statistics tells us that database of Scribd doubles the size each year. This online digital
platform was launched back in March 2007 with its headquarters in San Francisco,
California. About 80 million people every month make use of this fascinating site.

But unlike the world’s most popular-YouTube, Scribd usually allows a direct option to
download the files for users.
But somehow if you are not registered to Scribd or if the uploader has disabled that
download option, you may not be able to get the file downloaded for offline purposes.
On Scribd, old and new authors sell or publish their works and it can be browsed by the
readers through the pages as well as find an appropriate one according to their needs.
Scribd readers can read and view scribdall such documents just by subscribing with a
small rate. All these are available on their favorite platforms like iOS, Android and also
from Blackberry.
Scribd’s subscription pack is as low as $8.99 per month. This monthly fee should be
paid to Scribd to read its’ contents. This does not seem to be much of a problem for
readers who belong to developed nations like United States, Australia and Canada. But
this makes the readers who belong to the developing countries like Indian Subcontinent
or countries like South Africa, Brazil, Argentina and more. They all look for the ways of
getting for free or any other medium.
So what can be done? You may want to google but that may not help you. The
processes given by different sites are either fake or incomplete without explanation.
Some may suggest the idea of making a PDF file of every page, but that is only limited
to small amount of books. What will you do when you want to get George R.R Martin’s
series of ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’ or J.K Rowling’s ‘Harry Potter’ series?
But thanks to an awesome loophole in the database of Scribd so that anyone without
the above subscription packs mentioned, can download or view the files absolutely free.