Product Rating Web Site

By

cookwie

Occasionally Consumer Reports gives a positive recommendation for something that turns out to be a lemon. Use your own best judgement, common sense, buyer beware... and learn from their articles.

By

cookwie

I use www.epinion.com all the time. Free to join.

By no name today (Guest Post)

I Google -- product name then "review"

I use epinions too.

By

kimhis

You might reconsider that $19, because it's a bargain. Consumer Reports accepts no advertising, therefore their published test results are not slanted from pressure from any advertisers. Their test data is pure, not polluted. I went car shopping once and the salesman was quoting that it did well in Consumer Digest, so I went online, and sure enough the car company owned Consumer Digest!

By Syd (Guest Post)

You can go to the library and read the Consumers Reports.

By

chretienne

Try http://www.epinions.com, which I use often. You can also join and post your own reviews.

By

Ariela

Answering my own post in case it has gotten buried under other feedback :) Hope someone can help me out. Thanks. :)