I used to value information provided from Consumer Reports, but no longer. They offer a "used car report" for $12 which states " With the Used Car Report, you'll know where to start used car negotiations, whether you're buying, selling or trading-in. Select a specific model and year, ...
Read a advertising card saying that I would get a years worth of CR magazines plus two reference books - one titled how to clean absolutely everything. I thought for $26.00 this was a good deal. I had no reason to think that they wouln't deliver. Well they sent me the bill before I got any ...
Subscribed & gave name and address. We later found out CR is using the wrong address, that of a dead relative and they sent the magazines to that house, which is owned by someone else and has been vacant for two years. CR's email address doesn't work - I get the email demon reply. It took a ...
Consumer Reports continues to charge my credit card without services, cannot be canceled, they even got a new creditcard number when the old one expired you cannot contact them or even complain ...
Consumer Reports is spinning off sites from it's main site so that a subscriber to ConsumerReports.org may find they have to pay extra for certain Consumer Reports content - apparently in whatever category Consumer Reports decides to withhold. I have been a subscriber to Consumer Reports online ...
The merchandise tips of Consumer Reports Journal are fundamentally useless. We purchased a Frigidaire appliance and dryer centered on their tips and equally really are a bit of crap having been fixed numerous occasions. We also purchased a Schwinn elliptical trainer that they stated was a Customer ...