Honey is the most convenient method of searching for and finding coupons and discounts on merchandise.

I have found that there are some things that Honey does behind the scenes that aren't so good, uninstalling and wanting others to do the same.

In all the times that I've used honey, I have never once found a coupon that works.

Forced sign-up, and trying very hard to appear as 'community' driven, and therefor trustworthy.

Forced sign-up are completely unnecessary for what it does, and i highly doubt their ethics.

imho a yucky company, not for me.

Special 10x!!!

very eazy to use and very helpful

First, I have to give credit to Honey because it has saved me serious money on a few occasions.

The downside is that this plugin is incredibly annoying if you have it enabled all the time. It's constantly popping up whenever you're on ANY e-commerce site. Adds an extra layer of annoyance if you're just trying to casually browse, get inspiration, or "window shop."

Another downside is that 9 times out of 10, the plugin doesn't come up with any savings at all. But I don't begrudge it too much for this; e-comm discounts are way more tightly controlled these days. One last irritation is that using it is not always seamless; sometimes it will refresh your whole checkout page in a way that requires re-entering info. Obviously this is no big deal if you end up with a good discount.

IMHO it's worth having, but best to keep it disabled unless you're actively finalizing a purchase.

Sometimes it saves me money. When it doesn't it confirms that I already have the best price. Either way I win.

never works for canada

Really seems to good to be true but thankfully it's not. They look for you when you buy and give you the best coupon of all they find. You don't do a thing, just sit for a few seconds until they find it. I just saved $5 on an item I was going to buy whether or not I had a coupon so, yehaw.