Bribes users to install it with a $45 reward on desktop and a $25 reward on mobile.

In their Privacy Policy (or TOS idk) they say they can collect a lot of info about you on the websites they have access to which is every single website you go to. they collect "sensitive information" like race, sexual orientation, and more. So I'm just not downloading this because it could be something like honey idk.

They give you some stupid upfront reward and then you never ever get another one. The "rewards" are nearly impossible to get as most retailers do not participate. The only thing it MIGHT be good for is to autorun coupon codes when you buy something online...but even that mostly fails. Time to uninstall.

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Useless add-on that's only ever installed because of Capital One's bait-and-switch tactic of promising free money. There is no money, uninstall on move on.

This is a scam add-on. It forces you to create another account, separate to your existing Capital One account. Further to that, it doesn't work in the browser; it forces you to a separate website; the codes almost never work, and when they do, they are conditional. Best avoided.

Same scam as honey, replaces affiliate codes with their own without even providing a useful service

Utter rubbish. They try to trick you into letting them permanently track you across the entire Internet in exchange for a one-time $15 credit that has more strings attached than Pinocchio. 🙄 And you have to create YET ANOTHER account to do it at that, you can't even just log in with your existing Capital One account, you must create a separate Capital One Shopping account to give them all of your personal information all over again to get hacked and breached and leaked. 😒

affiliate overriding

This is another cog in the wheel of affiliate jacking, and pretty much a very deceptive scam.
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it's all a scam, bud
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This was installed on my PC without my consent, it's basically malware. I really want to know how this got installed on my computer, though. I'm tech savvy and this still managed to infect my pc.

It slows down web pages as it's searching, and it can take a bit at that, just like other add ons of this type. Other than that, it does what it's supposed to do.

Not great. Going to website and seeing the deals like $5 for a $60 hoodie, and then seeing that the price comes out to $72 after tax. Instead of a 90% discount, its a 20% increase in listed price.

Haven't checked the cookies thing for overriding the affiliate marketing like honey does. But looking at UI its probably similar.

Installed WITHOUT my consent.

SCAM. The extension stays active and tracks your activity. i was Ok with this if I got the discounts they promised. However, 8/10 times their system conveniently "doesn't record" the sale / purchase you made so you don't get your credit. It's great in concept but they have a great way of scamming you by only sometimes recording your purchases so you only sometimes get the promised rewards. Be Aware.

Got an email saying I'd get a $10 bonus if I downloaded this extension, so I went through the entire process to download this app, create an account, enter my number, enter the text verification code, download the android app, just to be told that I can't get the bonus because I don't have an iPhone! What a waste of time, is it that hard to make that clear RIGHT IN THE EMAIL? Uninstalling immediately.

I've had this extension installed for at least a year now. It frequently pops up and tells me I can get X% cash back. It does this at checkout. I click the button to get the cash back. It reloads the page. I can see they have appended affiliate information to the URL. I complete the checkout. Never get cash back. No adblockers are enabled. It's either a deliberate scam or incompetent developers. Either way there are other cash back companies that I'm moving on to that offer lower cash back, but actually give it every time.