They overwrite affiliate links and steal money.

The Honey browser extension markets itself as a tool to save you money but operates deceptively, as revealed in MegaLag's YouTube video. Honey overrides legitimate affiliate links with its own, stealing commissions from content creators and other affiliates. Worse, it often suggests low-percentage coupons while ignoring better discounts that are freely available online. This practice misleads users into thinking they're getting the best deals when Honey's primary goal is to maximize its profits, not your savings. Think twice before trusting Honey—it’s more about their bottom line than helping you.

Scam. They steal money, watch the MegaLag Youtube video.

Honey is a scam that steals from the consumers, influencers, and the businesses. Highly unethical.

Honey is a scam that steals from the consumer, the influencer and the business. They are the ones getting the good deal.

Scam. They steal money!

Honey is stealing comissions on affiliate marketing links, while also not necessarily finding the best coupons, but only codes which are okayed by their partners

L honeyPot scam! get a job and actually give people coupons without screwing them over

It steals your information and purposefully WON'T show you discount coupons. It also steals commissions from people and steals money from businesses and creators.
Inform yourself by watching Megalag investigation on Honey.

This extension will steal the commission from other's affiliate links and will purposefully NOT find you the best coupons.

Scammers

Shame on these scammers.

Steals the money of online stores and creators, while returning you a few pennies to deceive you into thinking that the people behind Honey make their own profits legally somehow.