This app is a scam:
1. It shows only its coupons, even though there are better in the internet
2. It does not show coupons when there are available coupons
3. It "allows" you to add your own coupon, but it will never be shown to anybody.
4. It overrides referral links, so all the referral bonuses go to PayPal corporation instead of people.

It is scam by PayPal

Scam

Disgusting scam that steals Money from the people you try to support by affiliate links. It also doesn't even get you the best discount. If the website pays them money, they get to decide what dicounts honey should show.

This extension overrides coupon codes on websites i.e. hiding 30% discount codes and only showing 5% codes instead. Not only that, but if you click an affiliate link from a creator, when Honey's "coupons" load, it can and WILL replace the smaller creator's link with a PayPal link, so the money you THOUGHT was going to the creator goes to PayPal, leeching money from smaller businesses and creators.

This extension is Card Reader Tampering in disguise. Boycott both this, and the parent company PayPal to support creators.

This app will change the cookie status to make the store pay themselves. This is a scam and malware. Delete this app from Mozilla's database.

SCAM! steals money from sponsorships. and it doesn't even show you all the coupons.

Deinstalled it after learning how crazy their scams are

They steal content creators money by wiping away their link and replacing it with their own so they can get the money.

This extension has engaged in Fraud and Theft (Youtube: MegaLag - Exposing the Honey Influencer Scam) and it has been reported to Mozilla. Mozilla has yet to take down the extension.

The claims about the addon finding discount codes for you are false. They will actively hide better ones from you to claim affiliate money from the merchant. AVOID!

Filty.

This is a scam, stealing referal revenue from creators. Incorrectly advertised as it does not offer the best offers. If you are looking for potential discounts, just search online before you checkout.

replaces affiliate links every chance they get and actively hides best coupons for partnered businesses.
this add-on is against the consumer and people promoting products through affiliates

This extension has engaged in Fraud and Theft (Youtube: MegaLag - Exposing the Honey Influencer Scam) and it has been reported to Mozilla. Mozilla has yet to take down the extension. (It's only been a day but frankly I expect some really fast turnaround on valid reports for extensions with this many users)

I'm ashamed that I used this horrible extension for so long

Badly designed extension as it for the requirements it needs "All" permissions for domains. Which means they are able to read the inputs of the users in any website. Seems a bit nefarious

It will do anything to take a commision on a sale even overwriting others affiliate codes who actually got you to buy the item. Even if it does absolutely nothing (no codes or no gold) it will still try take a commission.

Scamming both the customer and the affiliates that bring you to the products you're looking to buy

I always found better coupons by searching and now we found out that they were in fact filtering which coupons would be shown. False advertisement, if not a complete scam!

This app is a scam for consumers and affiliates. Beware.