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Another thing to consider is why merchants even have coupon codes. They are all a scam, making sure some people pay more than others. It's the same scam as the airline ticket pricing scam.

From a creator's perspective, Honey will remove the creator's referral code regardless if you partner with them or not, so the decision to partner with honey has nothing to do with Honey removing the referral code. Again, the equation remains unchanged.

MegaLag’s investigation is a 3 part series. Apparently even worse findings of Honey’s scam is coming soon.

I honey to be much less of a scam and more of a sandwich topping complimented by peanut butter.

Honey never once found me a deal. I uninstalled it last year. But damn I didn’t know how dirty they are.

Try Rakuten. I've gotten like $900 last year in actual checks sent to me.

A bit late to the party, aren't you? But still, having someone with your reach post about it is still important.

What a constructive set of interactions to start the year 🙄

Yes, but why a separate video explaining what the original (video) already explained?

When I tried Honey years ago, it didn’t seem like it really worked as intended and I felt something was up. Gave up using it long ago, and seems like that was the right call in the end. Straight up robbery to content creators.

I appreciate the video for promoting this to a MUCH wider audience. You touch on weight that sponsorships bring for CCs, but I was hoping for some sort of mea culpa for the part played in misleading people. Yes, this primarily affected CCs, but via the 2nd point consumers were stolen from as well.

Good video, thanks for the mini explanation

The man surely must have cloned himself. No way he can be doing everything he does, everywhere, all at once! 😳

Likely since Elon is now politically active and Mkbhd doesn't want something so polarizing like politics to be linked to him

I just want to know. Is that so wrong

I'm curious what the read on other shopping extensions like Capitol One Shopping is. I know that if you have both Honey and COS they cancel each other out depending on which one you activate last. So I bet they're both doing the affiliate cookie thing. COS seems to list more usable codes.

A good alternative is Rakuten.

I'm seeing this next year (sorry 😂)

I stopped taking "therapists" seriously when I saw a psychologist for three years when I was a kid. Turned out the guy was fairly famous, wrote a book. When I finally asked him one day when he was going to cure my stuttering: "Oh, that's not why you're here." If it quacks like a duck.

I think most of that BetterHelp coverage are these forced ads I'd like to know the target group. They're going for, Urban Lumberjacks doing their skin care regimen at the end of day F*** I hate these ads

Every time I see AG1 I’m disappointed the video creator sold out.

Cody Johnstone should still do the AG1 though, the way he guzzles the whole bottle down is hilarious. But BetterHelp is worse than no help. Literally, some of their "counsellors" are in no way qualified.

You're late and you did none of the hard work exposing it.

Two thumbs up for me never bothering to install this

Great for you to respond. Happy New Year!

Truist has Zelle built-in on their bank app… so we’re slowly getting there… in a easy 40 years time 😍

Didn’t even know that, reminds me of the Duns & Bradstreet monopoly. Private companies rule the US 😅

I never used it. Thank you for exposing this.

As a performance marketing manager that used honey as a partner, this is so disappointing to see. I understand the last like attribution but I did not realise if honey does not find a code they still steal the last click attribution from other parties We luckily stopped using honey this year.

Good thing you spreading the word about this. Honey needs to be stopped and brought to justice.