Does not look for the best possible coupon

this is a new class of viruses called a virus browser extension

It's a scam. Watch the video on the MegaLag youtube channel about it.

Has deceptive practices in that it doesn't actually look for or apply the promised "best coupons", instead either applies nothing, or only the minimum coupon value that the business sets. Also when accessing a store through an affiliate link, if you utilize or click on the add-on in any way, even to remove the pop up that says they don't have a coupon, it will swap the affiliate store cookie to be their own so they get the profits off the sale instead of whoever's link you were following through, thus removing the affiliate revenue from that person.

SCAMMERS. Absolutely disgusting sneaky behaviour. Besides the whole stealing people's money thing, this app literally does not function the way it's advertised. Some sites will say "no coupons found" or will try to use some random BS, but you can quite literally find them manually and they work totally fine. So not only has it failed at what's it's designed to do, it's also committing fraud. REPORT THIS APP.

it's a scam: see the video on the MegaLag youtube channel about it

Exposed by MegaLag on YouTube to be scamming both influencers and businesses. It also lies to consumers like us, saying it got the best code when the store paid them to give you a less good code. Strongly recommend against this.

Scammers

dodgy af.

This company is nothing but lies, lies, lies. Steals referral commissions, partners with retailers to control which coupons show up. DO NOT USE. REPORT THEM.

Just watch: youtube.com/watch?v=vc4yL3YTwWk

Please stop using this. It is a scam. Just look up "Exposing the Honey Influencer Scam" on Youtube. We all got screwed by them

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!