Jewish Honey Scam

[Jason Voorhees]

Is Honey a scam? The popular money-saving browser extension touted by YouTubers like MrBeast is accused of ripping off customers and influencers | Fortune

PayPal purchased Honey for $4 billion in 2020.

fortune.com

Honey, owned by PayPal, is supposed to be a free browser extension that helps you save money by finding discount codes. But what it was actually doing was replacing affiliate links to pocket the full commission regardless of finding promo codes or not, basically taking money away from influencers and YouTubers who sent you to those pages. Even the discount codes it found were usually ones the website owners had already set up through deals with Honey. So in the end they made billions by taking money from consumers and influencers to line their own pockets. Classic identity fraud and ponzi scheme to make these things worse they also stole your data and sold them to advertisers to suck you out dry. One of the biggest scams in recent times. Jfl at these Jewish Shenanigans.

 

[alriodai]

watched that video yesterday
jfl

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@TechnoBoss @Dominicoon @Chadeep @nathan @deadstock @cobicado901 @cucklek

 

[Dominicoon]

Paypal is also very jewish

 

[Deleted member 31766]

how did they get away with it for so long?

 

[Deleted member 55437]

how did they get away with it for so long?

White brah

 

[panjeet currycel]

thats awesome i want in on the next one

 

[Jason Voorhees]

how did they get away with it for so long?

Because it is online these mechanisms and cookie changes are hidden from you.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@FaceandBBC @Chadeep

 

[Deleted member 68202]

crazy They didn't even hide it.

 

[Beanermaxxer]

Lets gas all the fucking jews

(In minecaft)

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@psychomandible

 

[Deleted member 61787]

Is Honey a scam? The popular money-saving browser extension touted by YouTubers like MrBeast is accused of ripping off customers and influencers | Fortune

PayPal purchased Honey for $4 billion in 2020.

fortune.com

Honey, owned by PayPal, is supposed to be a free browser extension that helps you save money by finding discount codes. But what it was actually doing was replacing affiliate links to pocket the full commission regardless of finding promo codes or not, basically taking money away from influencers and YouTubers who sent you to those pages. Even the discount codes it found were usually ones the website owners had already set up through deals with Honey. So in the end they made billions by taking money from consumers and influencers to line their own pockets. Classic identity fraud and ponzi scheme to make these things worse they also stole your data and sold them to advertisers to suck you out dry. One of the biggest scams in recent times. Jfl at these Jewish Shenanigans.

Who would have thought. a free chrome extension that somehow has money to buy sponsorships

 

[Chadeep]

Lol

 

[apocalypse]

Time for the guy who exposed them to have an accident

 

[iblamechico]

Mirin. The only rule in life is to not get caught. Everything else is fair game.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@wishIwasSalludon

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Bump

 

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Is Honey a scam? The popular money-saving browser extension touted by YouTubers like MrBeast is accused of ripping off customers and influencers | Fortune

PayPal purchased Honey for $4 billion in 2020.

fortune.com

Honey, owned by PayPal, is supposed to be a free browser extension that helps you save money by finding discount codes. But what it was actually doing was replacing affiliate links to pocket the full commission regardless of finding promo codes or not, basically taking money away from influencers and YouTubers who sent you to those pages. Even the discount codes it found were usually ones the website owners had already set up through deals with Honey. So in the end they made billions by taking money from consumers and influencers to line their own pockets. Classic identity fraud and ponzi scheme to make these things worse they also stole your data and sold them to advertisers to suck you out dry. One of the biggest scams in recent times. Jfl at these Jewish Shenanigans.

JFL its not scamming its acc kind of smart all they did was steal money from creators and not from the customers

 

[Deleted member 71093]

Is Honey a scam? The popular money-saving browser extension touted by YouTubers like MrBeast is accused of ripping off customers and influencers | Fortune

PayPal purchased Honey for $4 billion in 2020.

fortune.com

Honey, owned by PayPal, is supposed to be a free browser extension that helps you save money by finding discount codes. But what it was actually doing was replacing affiliate links to pocket the full commission regardless of finding promo codes or not, basically taking money away from influencers and YouTubers who sent you to those pages. Even the discount codes it found were usually ones the website owners had already set up through deals with Honey. So in the end they made billions by taking money from consumers and influencers to line their own pockets. Classic identity fraud and ponzi scheme to make these things worse they also stole your data and sold them to advertisers to suck you out dry. One of the biggest scams in recent times. Jfl at these Jewish Shenanigans.

“Silver stein “ every single time

 

[TechnoBoss]

It’s very obvious that this extension was doing some kind of trickery behind the scenes. People actually believed that you can install an app and get free discount codes and there’s no catch? Of course they’re selling your data and jewing people because otherwise there is no incentive for them to even have made the extension. You don’t have to be 200 IQ to have figured this out years ago.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

It’s very obvious that this extension was doing some kind of trickery behind the scenes. People actually believed that you can install an app and get free discount codes and there’s no catch? Of course they’re selling your data and jewing people because otherwise there is no incentive for them to even have made the extension. You don’t have to be 200 IQ to have figured this out years ago.

"If the product is free. You are the product"