scam

Honey engages in fraud by hiding better coupons and overriding affiliate links, stealing millions of dollars from both users and creators. Do not use this malicious extension.

Honey hides better coupons to users and sneakily redirect affiliated links to himself.

do not install, big scam, watch MegaLag´s Videoe about it. Uninstall and report, big lawsuit incomming

malware

Scam

stealing from content creators and hiding coupons (if a seller/partner with honey demands it).

Bad business, barely offers coupons, but does always steal affiliate links!

Actively stealing and lying to referers and customers. Search coupons instead.

Honey acts as a middleman between the websites and the users which overrides all affiliate links and colludes with the business to dampen the available coupon codes from the database. They're taking both pieces of pie and stealing money from people who actually do the work to make a sale.

Scam, it steals money from affiliates and also partners up with stores to hide the best discount codes from you.

Do not install

Scam

Never had good coupon codes anyway, and now apparently it's also a full-on scam stealing revenue from people's referrals. Done with it

This extension steals revenue from content creators. Its a scam.

scammers

Scammers

Literal scam.
Honey will only show coupon codes approved by marketplaces instead of the actual lowest deal available.
They will show you a 5% off and say it is the best deal but searching manually easily gets you far more.
Honey also deliberately overwrites affiliate links even when there is no deal to give you poaching affiliate commissions from people actually recommending things.