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Anyone saved any money with Honey ?
MrsStepford
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I have Amazon Assistant, which has saved me tonnes of money. Last week, for example I bought an Eglo fishermans lantern from Amazon for 34.99 £80 on Eglo website and £50 at Homebase.
Thought I would try Honey from Paypal. Saved me literally 1p so far. Anyone actually saved with it ?
Thought I would try Honey from Paypal. Saved me literally 1p so far. Anyone actually saved with it ?
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Nope waste of space dumped it years ago.
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I've tried it a couple of times and haven't had any joy with it either.
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I tried it a couple of times a year or so ago and it was quite rubbish tbh. Good to know about Amazon assistance, though I'm trying to distance myself from Amazon a bit, lol!1
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I've found it useful on a small number of occasions so far. It got me a good discount and Holland and Barrett i wouldn't have known about otherwise. Though I am yet to see any of my Honey gold. I often use it in a separate browser and if I don't find a worthwhile coupon then I look to Top Cashback or Quidco in a clean browser so I can get the referral cookie.1
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It's a no from me. I regularly buy online and thought "hurrah, I will save some money". It finds codes which are out of date so it's all a bit pointless. There was once it found about 20 codes and I thought this is good but it amounted to nothing. I've deleted it since and wouldn't bother with it again.1
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I find if you don't shop via the big marketplaces they tend to be good1
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I got 50% discount on a load of cards I sent from Moonpig last week by using Honey. I wouldn't have bothered but a friend suggested I try. So I was pleased with that, saved me a fortune. It doesn't hurt to sign up with them and if they can get you a bargain, so much the better. I like the way it pops up when I've forgotten all about it and says it's looking for discounts for me. I never think to look myself. Too tedious. So to have it seems okay. Unobtrusive, and helpful sometimes. After all, nothing's 100% perfect but I really was pleased with the Moonpig bargain.
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As far as I understand, this is an amateur idea, right?
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