Malware

Changes cookies, steals money from refferals

Fraud scam.

I have concerns about the Honey add-on, as it modifies URLs to include referral codes without clearly informing the user. This lack of transparency is problematic, as users are not adequately notified about the use of affiliate links, and it feels like a hidden action that could be considered deceptive. Mozilla's add-on policies stress the importance of transparency and user consent, which Honey seems to neglect. I would not recommend this add-on unless it improves its communication with users regarding how their links are being modified.

Scam

Steals commissions from other affiliates, and purposefully avoids showing customers better coupons.

They do everything they can to avoid giving you the rewards you have earned.

Scam

Scam

This is a scam

scam!

scam. Blatantly stealing from creators, limiting your view on coupon savings.

Malware, please remove this from store ASAP!

Scam-ish service, actually withholding coupons for the costumers of partner stores

Major Scam, just stealing money from affiliates and purposefully not giving discounts to customers

scammers, fraudsters, stealing affiliate link earnings.

Totally scamming content creators by taking their affiliate links claiming them as their own when they did nothing. Even gets creators to advertise for them. Then limits available coupons for users making the purchases. Scumbags.

This extension overwrites extensions from other sales to effectively appropriate money from others who have affiliate links or other coupons. Also, Honey does not accurately show all potential coupons when shopping online. I am unable to continue using this extension and recommend you don't install it, or uninstall it if you currently have it.

it's a scam, turns out they steal money from both customers and partners by changing cookies in the browser at the very last step of the purchase...