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1. 
   T-Mobile Offers Refunds for 'No-Contract' Plans

   Mon, 29 Apr 2013

   to Ferguson's office. READ MORE: T-Mobile's New No-Contract Plans Explained Jeff Blyskal, senior editor with Consumer Reports , said he was surprised by the agreement because T-Mobile has positioned itself as the "un-carrier" phone company
2. Volt Is Unique, High-Tech Drive

   Wed, 24 Apr 2013

   engine for longer trips, is a recommended buy of Consumer Reports magazine and adds new features, including a new crash protection and a low tendency to roll over. Consumer Reports says Volt reliability has been above average.
3. Bieber Endorses Prepaid Debit Card Like the Kind Advocates Question

   Sat, 13 Apr 2013

   specifics of the deal. Consumer Reports urges caution related prepaid cards analyzed by Consumer Reports , 14 charged for ATM withdrawals Michelle Jun, a lawyer with Consumers Union , which publishes Consumer Reports , told the New York Times
4. 
   Highest-Paying Retail Jobs: These Employers Put Workers First

   Thu, 4 Apr 2013

   are so good that the chain has been named by Fortune one of the 100 best companies to work for every year since 2003. Consumer Reports , she says, ranked Trader Joe's the second-best supermarket chain in the U.S., after Wegman's. How do these
5. 
   Cheap Prescription Drug Secrets Revealed By Consumer Group

   Thu, 28 Mar 2013

   according to a secret shopping study by Consumer Reports . The magazine called more than 200 Gill, prescription drugs editor for Consumer Reports , said in a statement. A person without weren't always given the lowest price, Consumer Reports found. It never hurts to ask the
6. Restaurant Calorie Counts: Big Fat Lies?

   Thu, 28 Mar 2013

   reality? In the May 2013 issue of Consumer Reports , the magazine put popular dishes leader, Health & Consumer Science of Consumer Reports . When the results were returned 22 ounces. Olive Garden said that Consumer Reports never gave them a chance to comment
7. 
   Bumble Bee Expands Tuna Recall

   Fri, 8 Mar 2013

   Drug Administration . The recall was expanded Thursday to include more cans distributed in March. "There have been no consumer reports of illnesses attributed to these products, but because we've identified an issue with seal tightness, we're voluntarily

Videos

1. 
   Consumer Reports : Ground Turkey Warning

   Wed, 1 May 2013

   New scientific tests done on many brands of ground Turkey reveal almost all of it was tainted. Consumer reports tested 250 samples of ground Turkey. 90% of it contained E. Coli Salmonella or other forms of infection causing germs. Some

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   many brands of ground Turkey reveal almost all of it was tainted. Consumer reports tested 250 samples of ground Turkey. 90% of it contained E. Coli -- Salmonella or other forms of infection causing germs. Some
2. 
   Walmart's 'Great Gas Rollback' Returns

   Tue, 2 Apr 2013

   they were this time last year. Why launch the program now? Walmart sales have been flat for nearly three years and " consumer reports " rated walmart as one of the worst rated retailers in the u.S., So walmart would lower prices is trying to get shoppers

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   program now? Walmart sales have been flat for nearly three years and " consumer reports " rated walmart as one of the worst rated retailers in the u.S., So walmart would lower prices is trying to get shoppers
3. 
   Pork Problems: Consumer Reports Finds Dangerous Bacteria in Pork

   Tue, 27 Nov 2012

   And today's study explains why. " Consumer reports " tested pork, the types you'd question the quality and the message by " consumer reports " and the u.S. Department of agriculture coanies are all in compliance. " Consumer reports " say it stands by the report. What

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   sick each year from bacteria called yersinia. And today's study explains why. " Consumer reports " tested pork, the types you'd buy in the supermarket including pork chops and ground pork used often in sauces and sausages. They

   all the dots germs. The question the quality and the message by " consumer reports " and the u.S. Department of agriculture issued a statement saying pork is safe and the coanies are all in compliance. " Consumer reports " say it stands by the report. What do you do in your own kitchen? You need to cook your bork and bring
4. 
   Pork Contamination Concerns After Consumer Reports Study

   Wed, 28 Nov 2012

   you're eating. A new study in " consumer reports " found pork chops and ground pork is a bacteria called yersinia. " Consumer reports " tested 198 pork samples from 6 states should consumers take away from it? " Consumer reports " doesn't give us enough information

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   big concerns about the pork you're eating. A new study in " consumer reports " found pork chops and ground pork contained bacteria that can make you sick. How worried should you be? Dr. Richard besser is here right now. This is a bacteria called yersinia. " Consumer reports " tested 198 pork samples from 6 states. They found that 70% of those had yersinia on them. Ground pork was at greater

   Is this a good study? What should consumers take away from it? " Consumer reports " doesn't give us enough information to evaluate their study. They raise concerns about antibiotics being used in that will make the animals
5. 
   Inside Consumer Reports

   Fri, 1 Oct 2010

   laboratories. Of consumer reports . This machine Known the laboratories of Consumers Union just north of Manhattan running snow magazine consumer reports is the Bible for people trust us. Consumers Union is a nonprofit organization

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   sort it all out tonight Brian Rooney visits the incredible laboratories. Of consumer reports . This machine -- Known around the laboratory as Johnnie Walker all Johnny does is pounded treadmill hour after hour day after day. Down the hall the technicians ladders hundreds of dishes with boot lets them try to across. Then runs them through a battery of dishwasher. Or some machine to actually come out totally -- And -- it will come at a worse than us these are the laboratories of Consumers Union just north of Manhattan. Where every day carpets or vacuum and bicycle helmets -- This is where the geeks of consumerism find

   curious child approaches -- running snow -- -- -- -- -- magazine consumer reports is the Bible for buying just about anything. The -- charts -- blobs have become iconic solid red is excellent all the

   that was really important actually. Well newspaper and magazine circulation is shrinking consumer reports is growing now with seven million paid print and Internet subscribers. The soon to be released iPhone app lets you scan the
6. 
   Inaccurate Consumer Reports

   Thu, 18 Jan 2007

   Consumer reports test cars TVs dishwashers almost and enough to scare any parent the consumer reports showed infant car seats flying tests. In our recent car story in consumer reports conducted a higher than we described

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   Consumer reports test cars TVs dishwashers almost everything we use. Two weeks ago it said it it tested twelve infant car seats. And could recommend only two we mentioned their findings on this broadcast -- today the magazine withdrew that report. ABC's Lisa stark tells us why. The video was dramatic and enough to scare any parent the consumer reports -- showed infant car seats flying. The magazine said it tested the seats at 38 miles an hour in side impact crashes 35 miles an hour -- crashes. The same speed the government uses on car crash tests. Today the venerable testing organization had to admit it messed up. We found a very recently that the side impact tests. In our recent car -- story in consumer reports -- conducted a -- higher than we described in the article. The government believes consumer reports mistakenly conducted its side crash test not at 38 miles an hour work but double that. This came to light after the government ran its own tests not a single seat separated from the base. And all of the -- is more secure in the seats. -- -- -- car seat tests were conducted by an outside lab which consumer reports said it was not at liberty to identify. The group also could not say how much oversight in exercised. Over the -- I'm does have they came out with the attraction. And were able to you know clearly say we're gonna we're gonna make it better for the next test and and hopefully that won't confuse people further. Only once before in its 71 years of testing has consumer reports had to retract an article. In 1998. For faulty tests on the nutritional content of pet foods. I think that they have to fall on their sword and basically do an autopsy of what went wrong and show the world that autopsy. Consumer reports -- launched an internal investigation and says it will retest the car seats. Other consumer advocates say this is a huge black
7. 
   About Face By 'Consumer Reports'

   Fri, 19 Jan 2007

   tests were dramatic and troubling consumer reports said nine of the twelve did tested seat separated we realized. That consumer reports have made a mistake with their testing And we alerted them to this fact consumer reports says it has launched an internal investigation

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   The car seat tests were dramatic and troubling consumer reports said nine of the twelve -- did tested failed. But it turns out the testing was flawed the side impact tests were

   seats and found. That not a single seat separated we realized. That consumer reports have made a mistake with their testing procedures. And we alerted them to this fact consumer reports says it has launched an internal investigation into what went wrong with these tasks. And it will retest all the car seats. The tests were conducted by an outside lab they angered manufacturers who insisted their seats were safe and upset consumers. Amy Conroy says it's -- -- to learn the results were wrong. A lot of people put a lot of -- -- consumer reports and and they. Five that -- that their only source of information before they buy -- car seat. Consumer reports we'll now have to regain that trust. For Good Morning America Lisa stark ABC news Washington.