Honey (coupon browser extension) scam

We've been around this already - under what context are they withholding codes? If it's codes that the retailer didn't want made widely available then that is fair enough. Coupons are incentives to buy not intended to be spammed by some add-on at the point you hit checkout.
That's not really how the product is sold to people installing it though is it, you're told it's to save you looking for the best coupons so you know you have the best deal. If they advertised it accurately "Yeah, we give you some codes, they aren't the best ones, they aren't all of them so you'll need to still go looking manually anyway, but they are what the retailer want us to share". How many people would install some bobbins like that. :D
 
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That's not really how the product is sold to people installing it though is it, you're told it's to save you looking for the best coupons so you know you have the best deal. If they advertised it accurately "Yeah, we give you some codes, they aren't the best ones, they aren't all of them so you'll need to still go looking manually anyway, but they are what the retailer want us to share". How many people would install some bobbins like that. :D
We're back to faux outrage from Raymond Lin now. You have no entitlement to codes - the platform has made certain codes hidden at the request of the retailer (until someone proves actual outrage like them hiding free open market codes to benefit themselves exclusively).

It's a free and open market - find another app if you're so certain it doesn't work. I've used it occasionally and found it no better than what is built into Edge.

Essentially you're asking for some impossible to back guarantee that it has 10000% found you the best possible code. Only takes 2 brain cells operating in parallel rather than sequence to figure out that couldn't ever be possible.
 
Circle jerk = everyone has made me look ridiculous and it's just me on my own. :cry:
Lol you're literal definition of circle jerk. You all jumped on the headline bandwagon and it took like 30 posts for someone to even attempt to summarise the latest rage bait YouTube clip.

And then the summary was full of hyperbole where you were only validated in your outrage if you truly believed Honey had categorically got you the absolute best code regardless of whether you were entitled to it, or if it had only been on the internet for 3 minutes, and guaranteed there was no possible way of getting a better code (all clown stuff really, for anyone whose been in the real world for more than 2 mins).

Y'all then double down on your ad hominem crap and make it about me not watching the video :cry:

The only thing noteworthy about this whole thing is that when they say code not found and if you chose to dismiss it, it could rewrite the affiliate URL meaning on the ABSOLUTE OFF CHANCE you arrived there via an affiliate link, some creator has lost a few cents.

There's only a handful of posters that have seemingly applied critical thinking to the situation here. And then a majority - even some calling people who install honey idiots in the first place (sorry Hades, Raymond thinks your kid is dumb) - have decided to just swallow the headline.

Textbook gd tbh. Let's focus on the straw man of me not watching the video and not the fact you can't even summarise the point without lying (Raymond).
 
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