Just learned this PayPal-supported addon has been stealing for many years by replacing other people's referral codes without consent. Somebody should contact the authorities. This is a big crime.

- steals affiliate links from other sponsors
- attaches itself as an affiliate if the extension is merely interacted with
- withholds coupons from purchases
- trivializes returns via Honey Gold

scam

SCAM. FRAUD. DO NOT INSTALL

It turns out Honey is scamming creators and users out of millions to fund their corrupt enterprise. Go google it.

"Best coupons", my ass. They pick the worst coupons that they've curated so they can take a bigger cut of the discount for themselves, as well as hijacking affiliate links to take the commission instead of the actual affiliate.

Fucking scammers

From the privacy policy:
"Personal information used for the ongoing relationship between you and PayPal Honey is stored for the duration of the relationship plus a period of 10 years"

I'm sorry, WHAT? A DECADE? Anyway yeah they were busted cheating people on affiliate links and just giving out old and outdated coupon codes (if it worked at all). Somehow influencers were involved too? Read the reviews on Google Play Store, they are savage.
And yeah, if it seems too good to be true... it probably is.

Steals affiliate codes from creators watch?v=8tDOeQqnrYQ

Obnoxious scam! do not install

Honey is a scam that hurts it's promoters and users

Scamming and actively stealing affiliate clicks from content creators, taking the affiliate commission for themselves. The "best" coupon codes they always mention everywhere are just curated ones approved by the stores they're affiliated with, not the actual good ones like you might expect.