Seeking "Consumer Reports" subscriber

 
If you subscribe to "Consumer Reports", I would greatly appreciate it
if you would check your back issues and tell me the top three air
purifiers. If I don't get any responses, I can read the back issues
for free at the local city library. I received some excellent responses
during my last post related to gas ranges. Sarah used your advice and
decided to purchase one of the top three ranges--the Hotpoint.
Thanks in advance for your help. You will have saved me two hours
and the hassle of visiting the city library.
Have a merry Christmas.

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CONSUMER REPORTS SUBSCRIBERS MOTTO:
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Good points. However, we rarely ever buy new things so subscribing would
be a bad investment. If people don't provide me with the answers that I am
looking for--I will spend two hours of my time at the city library and get
those answers for free. What's the difference between getting those
answers for free on the internet or at the library?

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We do NOT respect the subscribers that enjoy criticizing people.

 Jason wrote:

Your time vs. our time.

 we had an electrostatic precipitator installed on our furnace, and
NEVER noticed a difference.