company lies and intentionally hides good coupons for businesses who pay them enough money.

Downright scam

I liked this extension when I first found it, but it ended up becoming a scam (I don't think it was initially, which makes it even scummier - they wanted to sucker people in to profit off of them later). They use their own affiliate links to profit and work with some websites to PREVENT you from saving. It's false advertising.

Don't install. False advertising and steals affiliate revenue.

Don't install. False advertising and steals affiliate revenue.

Uninstalling for replacing the discounts they showed with their own. Disapointed but not surprised that is owned by PayPal

Collects data, replaces affiliate cookies that you click to support your creators or whomever. Also claims that it gets you the best deal are also a lie. If a company signs with them they will only show you "approved" promos not the best.

wow, such scam, much corporate greed

Scam don't download

Scam. I'm glad I never trusted it. It's mind boggling this is still available for install.

Garbage Scam

Scam. Don't use this.

It's a scam

Honey (owned by PayPal) is stealing affiliate links to enrich themselves. It also strikes deals with website owners to ensure that you are not given the best coupon available. Do not use.

Scams everyone, users from better deals and affiliate link creators from their affiliate bonus.

This add-on is a scam run by PayPal to steal money from affiliates of other companies by replacing the URL of a website with their own affiliate link. Stay away from this if you truly want to support the people you use affiliate links from.

This plugin does some sketchy stuff in your browser to find the right promo code. They also take over last click attribution so that if you are referred to a site by someone that you want to support they take that referral award for themselves instead of the creator that shared a code with you. Pretty evil stuff.