This is not a free in the mail magazine subscription, it's free access to view the magazine (not consumer reports online service). Got a library card? Check to see if your library subscribes to Ebscohost through their website. Search the masterfile section. Click publications and type consumer reports. The current issue is now available, previously there was a three month embargo/delay be fore you could view the newest issue. Articles are in pdf, full color (with pics and charts) and also able to be emailed and printed.

Gosh - A few years ago I was able to do it. But then could never remember how I had done it. I do have access to Ebscoost... Green for you OP...

linky?

mrkk said:linky? You have to check with your library, on your account to see if this is available to you.

I love Consumer Reports!

I view mine on Alabama's virtual library EBSCO database.

So happy to see this getting green! (I'm a librarian, what can I say?) If you are affiliated with a college/university library, you will have probably have even greater access to current issues and archives of magazines and journals than at a public library, especially if you have Lexis-Nexis.

Use this site if you need help finding your library: http://nces.ed.gov/surveys/libraries/librarysearch/

Thanks.

I have can access this service, according I got an email from my library. I have to 'search'
for a specific item. What do put in the search box, to get a current magazine?

After I search for Consumer Reports I see a list that includes

EBSCO ( TOPICSearch )
or
Gale ( General OneFile )

Is anyone seeing else seeing this? Does this makes sense?

It's great to be able to access this magazine.