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Done deal!!! It felt empowering to list all the positives of vaping and to list all the ways I am feeling better!
Done. I don't think it's phishing, but I'm skeptical about how much good it will do, unless we really bombard 'em with facts. Still, we have to keep trying.
Consumer Reports like to feel they're very objective in their reviews. Unfortunately that's not always the case.
Suzuki settles Consumer Reports lawsuit after eight-year legal battle — History.com This Day in History — 7/8/2004
I'm not expecting anyone to actually read the article written about that but I did want to document a source for my post.
Suzuki settles Consumer Reports lawsuit after eight-year legal battle — History.com This Day in History — 7/8/2004
I'm not expecting anyone to actually read the article written about that but I did want to document a source for my post.
Done, hope this is for consumer reports. I subscribe to their mag and online. Don't make any medium to large purchase without researching thru their reports.
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Don't even know what to say about this comment, other than completely ridiculous IMO.
Done. Although, something tells me that they'll do a great job in weeding out the positive stories and reviews.
I'd love to know what makes you think this, what's the goal for them if this were true ? Is Consumer Reports in bed with big tobacco companies ? I'm just not seeing the benefit for them to put a negative spin on ecigs and their users.
I had no idea this brief survey would create this level of skepticism…feels like a little bit of paranoia to me.
I had no idea this brief survey would create this level of skepticism…feels like a little bit of paranoia to me.
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The other articles are primarily negative towards vaping. Consumer Reports needs to read the Drexel University study and interact with professionals in the Harm Reduction profession such as Dr David Siegel and Bill Godshaw.
I must admit, I didn't read these CR reports…so who knows what their end game really is with this survey. I just thought it might help our cause in some small way, maybe I'm being a little overly optimistic. I'll have a look.
Done! I take every opportunity to tell my story and to post positive comments in response to anything related to e-cigs. Some articles don't give you the option, but when they do, I'm praising from the rooftops! 
Haven't checked the articles yet, but if I can comment on them, I will. I think we all should, 'numbers' do make a difference.
Haven't checked the articles yet, but if I can comment on them, I will. I think we all should, 'numbers' do make a difference.
Added a short recap in the comments of how I can fully credit vaping with saving me from smoking for the rest of my life.
This is not a consumer reports website. Consumer Reports explains their surveys at:
How We Survey - Consumer Reports
And any consumer reports "survey" would be at the above website not at a website based in ...Spain??? (.es is Spain)
I would beware about this...
How We Survey - Consumer Reports
And any consumer reports "survey" would be at the above website not at a website based in ...Spain??? (.es is Spain)
I would beware about this...
I thought they only sent surveys to subscribers. It would be kind of odd if "anybody" could take this particular survey dozens of times like I just did. I used a throw away email and no phone number, but gave all positive answers each time
for whomever it is that doing this one.I was pretty curious myself, and here's what I found. Consumer Reports is published by Consumer Union, and on the Consumer Union website they do reference stori.es as a research tool that they use. I thought initially it was bogus, but after connecting the dots, I think it's okay.
Here's a page that references the connection: search-results | Consumers Union
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