scam add on

Scam, Markiplier called it back in 2020, MegaLag posted a video on youtube with a more in-depth breakdown. Useless anyway, almost never provides codes even when a quick google search shows plenty.

Overwrites Affiliate Cookies, Only provides store approved codes, screws over businesses. Need i say more?

Honey scams the consumers, content makers, affiliates

Here to add to the growing number of one star reviews. Honey is a scam, watch MegaLag's video about it on YouTube if you need a source.

Removes affiliate cookies and replaces them with paypal cookies so that they get the commission. It also doesn't provide the customer with actual coupon codes most of the time, even when working codes exist. And when it actually does find them it, it often doesn't apply the best coupon.

This add-on is only here to steal your money. Honey was exposed to steal affiliate revenue from all purchases, even if they don't find any coupon. Also, they don't even find you the best deals, as the coupons shown by Honey are manually picked by the shop themselves.

If anything is free, it is because YOU are the product.

Wouldn't recommend. They often tell you that there are no available coupons when a quick google search can find plenty - on top of that they seem to sell your information.

This extenstion Maliciously edits my cookies without notifying me. Additionally it does not do as advertiused as I am able to find better coupons regualy with only a little bit of manual searching.

Stop stealing from creators. Scam add-on.

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Parasitic scam of an extension

When I briefly used this extension, I noticed it basically never worked in actually providing me codes (and I sometimes *could* do better just by Googling). It's now been exposed that this isn't just an ineffective piece of software, but a key part of their marketing strategy: suppressing codes which are known to work so as to benefit their corporate partners. This is contrary to the extension's description, enough so that it reasonably constitutes false advertising.

In addition, the extension has been shown to override affiliate cookies on sites which it works on. This acts to deceive customers, and to steal income from content creators you have made an active decision to support, redirecting it to one of the largest technology companies in the world.

Avoid Honey. It is ineffective, inconvenient, deceitful, and takes money out of both your own pocket and of any online creators who you are trying to support.

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