Scam

This extension without your permission changes refferal link to use their instead of any creator or person that linked you to the site. So if a creator would get a small bonus from you using their link, honey is stealing that bonus upon interacting with the extension

Actively Scams Creator by changing Affiliate links. Extremely Scummy and potentially Illegal

here after the scam investigation. everyone should avoid this cancerous business model.

Will fraudulently apply their own affiliate codes whenever you make online purchases and use the plugin for coupons. Before even finding that out, it hardly ever worked. Do not download.

Scam that poaches affiliate links even if it doesn't find you a deal. Rarely finds deals.

This add-on steals the commission from content creators do not install it.

they don't actually apply coupons they advertise they do. it takes me a few seconds to find coupons via an online search whereas honey doesn't list them and if requested they don't add the coupons to the database. they control which coupons if at all they show and then claim they applied any and all coupons that are listed online which is a lie. they also do sponsorships/commission work to have people advertise their add on then do not pay them the promised amount. it also takes other non related commission work by overriding the affiliation link at checkout regardless if they're involved in the sale. i understand that if this actually is legal through some weird loophole then i may be in the wrong but i feel as though even if it's not illegal, what they're doing is extremely shady.

out of the numerous times ive used this it's only worked twice, and now it's coming out that it's a total scam. good thing i never used it TOO extensively

Steals money from affiliate links. Do not use.

Fraud. watch MegaLag's expose video

scam both for the influencers and the customers

Scam. Stay away.

THIS IS A SCAM

When using Honey while shopping via an affiliate link, Honey will overwrite the affiliate cookie so that it gets the revenue, thereby stealing it from the actual affiliate.

There is a video by MegaLag with over 2 million views exposing this (just search "MegaLag Honey" on Youtube).

Every click on Honey at the end of a sale redirects sponsorships to Paypal, even if you clicked on an Affiliate link from a creator you wanted to support. They're sneaky thieves.

it's a scam and steals from both users and anyone's affiliate link you used to get the to the item/store

Scamming users and creators.