Phishing or not? Consumer Reports subscription notice seems awfully fishy

If you received this e-mail from Consumer Reports, would you believe it was real?

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I was especially concerned when I looked at the From address:

consumerreports@cmet.cr-mail.org

And check out the Subject line:

Consumer Reports Urgent Account Information

Hmmm. All the hallmarks of a phishing attack:

• Sent from an address different than you're used to for the sender.
  
• Has the word "Urgent" in the Subject line.
  
• Urges you to conduct a business transaction online -- Pay Now!
  

And when I checked the Whois database, I found the suspicious domain to be registered to Doubleclick.net.

So I have to confess: I still don't know if this is for real, or if it is phishing.