Honey: Automated Coupons & Rewards: What Users Actually Complain About

Users accuse Honey of being a scam that engages in fraudulent activities and misleading practices.

“Absolute scam. Do not use.”

“Honey is a scam, does fraud, and is misleading.”

“Honey is possibly the most outrageous grift I have ever seen in my entire life.”

Honey is accused of stealing affiliate commissions by intercepting discount codes and diverting earnings from content creators.

“Honey intercepts their discount code, swaps in its own, and ultimately steals the money from them.”

“Steals user data, commission payments and are not forthright to their customers”

“They steal from affiliate links”

Users express concerns about Honey's data collection practices, tracking cookies, and potential information theft.

“scam that violates cookie policies”

“Honey tracks my web browsing through tracking cookies through code, malicious and illegal extension.”

“steals your information”

Users report that Honey rarely finds working coupons, making the service practically useless.

“Does not even work”

“There are no more coupons/discount codes to use which basically renders Honey practically useless!”

“Never find coupons for me whatsoever”

Users experience difficulties with PayPal integration, login processes, and reward redemption.

“Log in through Pay Pal never works!!”

“keep asking for login, idiots”

“requires paypal to be linked yet doesn't let me link paypal”

Users complain about annoying pop-ups, interface issues, and browser performance problems.

“really annoying popups”

“Very annoying. This pops up and doesn't let you click out without jumping through ropes!!!!”

“it was actually lagging my browser on pages with a lot of text”