Express VPN is pretty ok, I've used it both pc and phone and it's worked really well for me. It's low latency and fast, fast enough to comfortably game on. I used it to bypass our school wifi restrictions and it worked good for that too.
I'm using ExpressVPN in China and it works very well both on my phone and computer. At least for most of the time, which is REALLY OK given the issues with Chinese Internet censorship (outside of China, when I was back in Europe, it was working perfectly all the time). What's important to me, Netflix does not detect it (which is a problem with many other vpn apps). Haven't tried the NordVPN though. From what I've seen, many foreigners in China tend to choose either ExpressVPN or Astrill.
NordVPN has shady business practices and shady marketing practices (codes give you a 1 month discount ONLY - if you visit the site right now without an affiliate link it'll show you that there's 9 hours and 40 minutes left for you to save when it's really year-round which is ). Not to mention you get much slower internet speeds with NordVPN. Can't say anything as to whether either of them are honest in their claims that they don't keep logs (same can be said for all VPN providers). Avoid NordVPN unless you're desperate to give your favorite UA-camr a few cents. NordVPN has a lot more servers and is cheaper but that's about all it has going for it. I personally use TorGuard (you get 50% off if you look around for a code). It's $6 per month (for 6 months) for the streaming bundle which is cheaper than the equivalent options for NordVPN and ExpressVPN. I trust them more, but that's more-so based on the level of anonymity they want to provide (e.g. in payment) and the customization options the VPN provides. I wouldn't recommend getting more than 6 months to a year as you should be constantly re-evaluating your choice - especially if your VPN provider turns out to be non-trustworthy and you're locked into (for NordVPN) 2 and a half more years without having to pay cancellation fees.
@@vestigials I'd recommend not buying more than 6 months, these VPNs change their policies all the time and you might want out sooner than you think. e.g. I paid a year's worth for a tunnel bear subscription. Ended up only using it for 4 months because it was unBEARably slow (pardon the pun) and a few weeks later after I stopped using it, it was acquired by McAfee.
It does have a cool feature though where you can get emailed if an item you wanted drops in price. It's been very helpful for me and I've been able to save money by signing up for that.
@@Anderson-yn4or PayPal is an online service to make it more secure to pay for stuff. How could it pose a threat to Amazon? They're 2 completely different genres of companys.
Honey changes your purchase link and affiliates with their link and when you buy that thing honey makes affiliated money. All about affiliate marketing.
It saved me $19 yesterday off a $85 purchase on a site I didn't even think it would work. Manually enter the codes that are verified on Honey's site. Don't just hit the apply coupon button and hope it works
Honey works for me in Ireland. Maybe not as well as if I was based in USA but I save a lot when ordering from American sites, which I do quite a lot. (and considering the price of postage to Ireland from the US, every saving helps)
0:42 There's no shame of having Adblock/uBlock nowadays. Some ads (even on UA-cam) are malicious and UA-camrs are doing sponsorships or Patreons anyways.
@@Pixey003 personally I first started using an adblocker to help pages load faster. my old laptop was tiny and the browser struggled and it might have just been a placebo, but adblock seemed to help significantly.
I'm so glad to see creators like you thrive. Not only are your videos interesting and entertaining, they're also easy to follow and comprehensive. I'm so glad to see that there are still real journalists honoring the profession. No shouting, no obnoxious self-promotion and no BS.
@@placeholder3863 I would do it by trying some cashback services at the same time for all shops and look which saved more money at the end of the week.
I see everyone saying it doesn't work in the US or that they haven't saved s**t even when they live in the US. I, personally live in the US and have saved roughly $80-$100 over the past year of having it. I usually buy stuff off Amazon (a lot of the time it's PC parts or the occasional odd item) and I personally haven't had any issues with Amazon being funky or coupons being slow. If you're not in the US or it hasn't been effective for you then I completely understand, but in my case its saved me a lot so I thought I'd get my experience out there. (Also, for anyone wondering I use Edge which might be why the coupon load times are fast, no evidence but just a thought)
These replies are hilarious. Chromium Edge has been shown to work better than Chrome, I know multiple Software Engineers who are now using Edge on a MAC.
I use Edge, including the old one; and they're fast except on sites that is proven to be deliberately trying to slow Edge down; like UA-cam and other Google sites. I also use others like Firefox (primary), Chrome, Vivaldi, and I say Edge is definitely far from slow or sluggish. It's absolutely not IE. In fact, I found Chrome to be more clunky and less intuitive than the others in recent times. Edge even have more intuitive interface than Chrome. I encourage trying it out; Be sure to download the updated version with the swooshy blue gradient icon.
The real problem with Honey is not whether it saves you money or not. You can save the same amount of money without it by just doing a little digging. The real problem with Honey is the abuse of referral links. Honey gets money whether you save anything or not, because by having it installed, they get referral credit for anything you buy, on any website that they have a referral link on. This is how Honey makes money. By abusing referral links, they're incentivizing companies to pay less per individual referral, because they are getting referrals by default. If you actually want to support creators like those here on UA-cam who generate some revenue through referral links, don't use Honey. It's also worth noting that if you have an Amazon referral link, you can see everything that a person bought after clicking on that link. It doesn't matter if they bought the item from the referral link or not, they get referral credit for anything you buy after you clicked, right up until you've closed your browser. So at least in the case of Amazon, Honey has direct access to everyone's purchases every time they've bought something with the browser extension installed. I'm sure other site referral links probably work the same way.
I live in Germany and over roughly one year of use I have never saved a single cent. Edit: I mainly use Amazon so my assesment is only valid for that site. I have been told in a response that it works fine on ebay.
@Basel Kamel 1. As pointed out in other replies I play LoL 2. No matter what you think of the little shithead on the gameplay side of things, I think that he is really cute (design and voice lines of him are just adorable)
Yeah, the only thing I've ever used Honey for is to see price history. Just uninstalled as it's probably hurting my chrome performance more than it saves me money (also only half-Asian so only half frugal)
There's more to it than that. Just by having it installed, Honey gets credit for what you buy whenever you buy something online. If you have Honey installed, then everything you buy will be credited through their affiliate link. So just by having it installed and shopping online, you're generating money for them even if you're not using it.
@@jankay8569 They get credit for your purchase even if you save nothing. It's automatically applied on every website you go to whether you use it or not. It's abuse of the affiliate program. Legitimate referrals now generate less money on Amazon because of Honey.
A friend of mine runs an online store. He saw the ads and looked into Honey to see if maybe it would bring more customers. He then realized something. To add his coupon codes, he had to sign up to pay them. Thus, he would be discounting the item AND giving away some of the profits. In other words, he would be taking something he makes little profit on, discounting it to even less profit and then giving away more of the profit... and for some items, that could easily go beyond the profit into losing money. What really make it a worse investment is that it doesn't bring in customers. The intent of it is that people do their normal shopping and then IF they land on a site that it works for then it applies. Based on that, he chose to continue just running normal sales and either straight up discounting or displaying the coupon code on his website (some brands he carries require discounts be done by coupon code only).
In my opinion honey doesn't hurt to have and it works sometimes. But I always look up for specific coupons on google, that's how I get a good portion of my discounts.
I just stumbled upon your channel via seeking an actual review that did nothing but praise Raycon earbuds, yanno the sponsor type reviews. I love your channel now :) you're a wholesome and practical person, and I appreciate the time and production you put into your videos. Thank you for the honest reviews :)
5:57 IDK how student codes work, but if that is YOUR student code that's personal to you, you might want to edit that out. If you edit it out, reply to this comment and I'll delete this comment.
The expensive tripods are worth it though, because they basically protect your camera that is worth more. I use tripods for precision rifle shooting work, and I paid $250 on mine, which is on the cheaper scale of the good tripods (Manfrotto Ball release style). No way I would trust a crummy chinese tripod to hold a camera, let alone a rifle.
@@DaveSmith-cp5kj But is that truly how much they are worth though. Little did you know they've could've set a way higher price, and let the chinese knock off do the rest of them and market "lower prices" for a tripod, something you'd find from a knockoff chinese brand company.
@@Monitice Chinese products are cheap only if they are of low quality in some aspect. When you produce equal quality to brand names, the cost comes out to basically the same. While Chinese labor is cheaper, cost of doing business in China is far more expensive than a first world country because of the government regulations (for example, all foreign businesses in China are required to be half co owned by a Chinese citizen so the government has leverage over the business). This is why crummy stuff comes from China, because if you want to produce high quality products, it is actually cheaper to do that in places like America, Canada, or the EU countries, where independent ownership of assets can be done. Of course, the exception is when you get to proprietary products. It is cheap to produce those in China because they are basically black market goods, violating the IP laws of the original producer's country. However, even then Chinese copies are not always up to par with the original manufacturer. And the other factor is most people typically do not need the top end equipment. Most people are buying stuff for hobby or one time use rather than a professional situation, so a disposable item is sufficient.
melonyan tons of youtubers covered about Raid. One youtuber’s quote, “Its better to lose your money in casino and get hit by a car rather than to play Raid”
@@CarthagoMike Nah you guys are wrong raid shadow legends is cool one would say one of the fastest-growing MMORPG's and look at the graphics its like console level of if you use my code we can squad up
@@sirkod2644 except 'console level graphics' aren't really a compliment, 'squatting-up' isn't a thing in Raid and you just want to sell your promo codes so you get the shared-access bonuses.
I think when you review any browser extension critically, you should also address the privacy concerns. Browser extensions can know A LOT about your browsing history and preferences and can do A LOT with the web pages you browse. I believe Honey doesn't actually modify web pages content (while generally browser extensions totally can) since it works solely through it's popup page. But I'm also pretty sure it collects statistics of all the product listings you've seen and all the products you purchased, most likely even if you didn't use any honey-provided coupons.
Okay I’m glad you made this video, because the whole time I was thinking how does honey do it for free, like they must put a ton of ads on your browser. Now you told me they just earn commission and I will probably download it
Thanks for the Slickdeals shout out, Jimmy! We’re big fans of yours. Let’s just say the next time you need a Peak Design tripod, reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram (we know some good deals).
Hey Jimmy, nice video. I do wish you would have commented on the privacy aspect though. Honey is collecting your purchasing data and compiling a profile on you and other shoppers, which is very valuable to companies. Partially they are getting commission because companies don't like selling through Amazon if they can avoid it, but the other part is that this allows them to build better consumer profiles. I prefer not to use Honey or other auto saving plugins because I try to keep a minimized profile on the internet, especially when it comes to purchasing history. I'm not saying my stance is better, just I think it's worth while to acknowledge the trade-offs.
Germany here! Honey is completely useless, it never gave me any discounts. Thanks for reminding me that I have to uninstall it though! :D Also maybe check out 'Pouch'. It's exactly the same thing as Honey, I saw it a couple days ago in some YT Sponsor Ad nonsens as well but didn't get around to try it yet. Maybe it works better than Honey...even though I doubt that.
I'm also from UK and i can confirm that honey works on well known brands. i can not vouch for the smaller ones though. but I'm quite pleased with the discounts, even if it is a few £'s cheaper.
I'm Jamaican so I'm non-US, but I mostly shop from US stores. Honey has actually saved me money from various websites on different occasions over the years. I also stack honey and rakuten for more savings. It doesn't always work but you're literally losing nothing by having it installed. I'd say I save maybe ~50% of times I shop using it
I think the best thing that Honey's done for me is their droplist thing. I was notified that something was available again via an email. Didn't save me any money, but it did let me know something new that is semi-frequently out of stock was back in stock.
A lot of the top comments are very negative, but I'll put my own opinion in here As someone that lives in Australia, Honey does sometimes work. I haven't used it yet because I haven't really made any online purchases recently, but Honey will glow yellow when it is supported on the site you are on, and while not all websites support it, a great deal, maybe about half or more do. So it works, but it is definitely primarily a US thing
@@d4vid469 that's spanish. ur comment sounds *sarcastic* but just reminding you that there are more spanish native speakers than english native speakers.
Glad you added that bit about the UK. I have had it installed for over a year and so far it's gotten me a discount on a grand total of zero websites. It has saved me nothing so it's really not worth using for me.
I used honey for some TWS earbuds from jlab n it saved me like $6, better than nothing! Never considered that it wouldn't work in other places! Good review!
Gotta spend money to make money... but how much is too much? That's why today's video is sponsored by Honey. I personally have been a big fan of Honey for a long time, and their service has saved me hundreds over the past few years! All you have to do is search for a product you want, click the Honey logo and it will automatically search for the best price of that item. In this case, I'm going to purchase a $50 sweater from Amazon. And look at that, I found a coupon that saves me $5.00! Click the link in the description to download Honey at www.honey.com/MassiveNutsack and start saving today! Thank you so much to Honey for sponsoring this video, and I'll catch you all next time.
Dude, it's different for everyone and let's say he spent that instead of buying $50 tripods that he has to replace often, then it would be frugal. Frugal doesn't mean ALWAYS CHEAP but rather, in the long run, what will be cheaper. Being frugal is a marathon, not a sprint
88.1k subs? Alright man, gonna be a lot higher in the near future if you keep producing content like this. Subscribed to watch the climb \o/. Hopefully you're paving the way for other creators using the chapters feature lmao.
I live in the Caribbean and I also been using Honey for years now. While I don't see extreme savings on purchases, I still get discounts on majority of my online purchases from anywhere between a few cents to about $5-10. I can't say it only works on US sites because I've shopped on jewelry sites in Japan/China etc and the app still found me a few discounts. So in my experience, it works internationally even if it only saves a few cents or dollars. Every discount counts when shopping internationally and dealing with shipping costs and taxes etc.
For the non-US try to find a similar extension that works in your country. For example, here in Brazil we have Meliuz, which is pretty much the same as honey but works better for us.
As a Canadian, I usually use the dirt-cheap tactic of opening a second tab next to the checkout screen and type in "[what I'm about to purchase] discount code [storefront I'm currently using]". It's especially useful if I'm buying from the manufacturer. I've also delayed purchases long enough for the storefront's Support team to tell me if there's a sale or two planned in the coming months, or an ongoing promo I might have missed. Groupon and its ilk are as useless as Honey, most listed coupons are usually expired by the time they're put up.
Honey still works here in Canada, especially if you browse websites that are American-owned anyway and would tend to be digital products and in some physical products sold on sites where international shipping is offered.
Hey there. Norwegian here. Been using honey for about a year at this point. Haven't found a single norwegian website that supports honey. I do however order stuff from US every now and then. I still have not saved a singular dime by using honey. Not very satisfied, but it's gonna stay there, bc it doesn't hurt me and it might come in handy at some point
I’m a very frugal sneakerhead who, instead of buying nice expensive shoes, I go for couponed to hell nice shoes. My best experience with honey by far was trying to find my mother a pair of sneakers during Black Friday. All I did was open several tabs of common sneaker retailers, run honey on them, and find all the sites with the best coupon deals. Honey really helps me out here as many sneaker retailers support honey. My outcome ended up being $96 for $180 shoes by taking the price from Macy’s and price matching it with Dick’s Sporting Goods with a 25% off coupon found by honey + my mom’s 15% off military discount. Honey is very situational but for my use, it has been really effective, especially during Black Friday. In fact, there was once a leaked Sennheiser 40% off coupon for Best Buy employees and Honey actually had it 12 days before it leaked! I ended up buying $100 earbuds for only $60 which I still use and love to this day.
There’s another way honey makes money. I don’t know this for a fact, but we all know it’s true. Honey collects data on your shopping habits. There I said it.
Getting an Ad Block is the most important thing to do specially when browsing random websites, BUT, please disable adblock for UA-cam, it's not the company you hurt but the creators you watch. If you don't want to have ads on UA-cam get UA-cam Premium so you'll still support your creators and still be ad-free!
@@artu165 A majority of people know this. Turn off ad block for the people you want to support etc. I have youtube premium, it doesn't matter if I have it on. The number one reason I use a blocker is not youtube. It is the barrage of malicious ads that are ubiquitous on the internet.
@@artu165 No, I block youtube especially. UA-cam pays next to nothing, and they can show ads even on demonetized videos. If you want to support content creators, donate to their patreon or buy their merch, or like most people, they post on youtube because they like it. Not because they are using it as a job and filling the website with useless clickbait. The websites I unblock are forums (because some dude and/or membership is paying out of pocket to keep the site afloat) and blogs.
Personal experience from The Netherlands: I love Honey! It's not available on all websites, mostly international websites and not so much on Dutch websites. But so far it has saved me quite a bit of money. We usually use it when we order from Dominos, and it saves us about 8 euros each time, around 25-30% of the total cost on average. I'm very happy with it! It's easy and quick and works quite often for me.
Don't use it personally but I have some friends who use it, their general rule of thumb is to only use it if you're buying from an american-based sites which can be pretty expensive where i'm from, though they do admit it doesn't really save them much. It should also be noted that most of the time my friends are buying shoes and very rarely anything else. I also buy clothes from american-based websites a lot because the cutting suits me a lot better so I might try it out in the future and edit this comment after I feel i've been using it enough to give my personal experience.
So does Google, specifically UA-cam, FB, Twitter, reddit, Instagram, Tiktok. The rule of thumb is: if it's free, your paying with your information. So even though UA-cam also sells your info you still here using it...
That's every free online product. If it's free, you ARE the product, or rather - your data is. Facebook is the one worst ones though, as far as I can tell. If you go to any websites that have buttons which allow you to "share to Facebook," those are actively tracking you. You don't even need to click them. That's why Facebook seems to have info it shouldn't even when you've enabled a VPN, or adblock.
@@justasleebylilguylittlesle1496 that and vpns don't block the info Facebook is after, only your IP. Info like logins and traffic are handled post vpn meaning you can be tracked even then, in fact it's the purpose of tracking cookies websites are required to tell you they use.
Nice vid. I'm from the UK - our discounts here are pretty awful in general. As a result I would say Honey is pretty useless here. My dad tried it for a bit but the savings were rubbish.
The thing you didn’t talk about is privacy. There will have been a reason PayPal bought Honey, and it’s not for some 1-5% commission on purchases. I don’t have honey installed, but would be curious to see what data they have about their users. Then do they try different codes on different people? Like if you buy something regularly (like groceries) would they give you a code for less % off so they make some extra commission? Or give you gold instead of a code? I’m not saying this with some certainty, but I know they have data that can predict if you are likely to make purchases or not from sites. And if you think that this is unlikely, remember that airlines adjust their prices based on your behaviour on their site.
I've had honey for a year and I've not once seen a discount. For a while I even thought I had it deactivated because nothing was happening. (I'm Scandinavian btw)
@@parkerlreed i get that, but if you want the truth, nothing is free. Also, you already give away so much of your privacy away by simply having a google account alone.
You should try out purple pillows/mattresses next. I’ve been looking at getting a new pillow and they seem pretty cool in the ads, but I wanna know if they actually hold up.
In CIS we got the same apps, but made in a lil bit different way. They called a cash-back plugins (lety shops, megabonus and etc) so they earn by the same way, earn on a commission from your purchase. Now it's time for a bunch of but-s. 1.But the cash-back percent is just around 1-5%. 2.But you need to wait till you will receive your parcel that means 1 week-3 months only after that you will be able to transfer your pounds. -But there another couple but-s left, its not all yet. 3. Naturally there is a threshold of the minimum 50$ 4. and the last but/naturally, however - they got 10% withdrawal fee and another 5-10% fee depending on what kind of transaction you choose. In comparing honey looks better that plug-ins that I named, just because you're getting an instant discount.
Thanks for including a non-US perspective. I'm Canadian and Honey hasn't done $#!+ for me.
shit?
Honey has gotten me a couple good deals in Canada
From Saudi, honey has never saved me a damn dime
FACE TIME But like, where do you live?
FACE TIME Okay fair
Honey is pure American. Everyone else should pass on it.
I chose Australian Pure Honey hmm yum
Even as an American it doesn’t work well
In the UK it's saved me some money but never huge amounts
I saved £20 on my phone in uk
@@smallpebble884 mmmm 1% savings!
I would love to see you do a review for Express VPN and Nord VPN.
Express VPN is pretty ok, I've used it both pc and phone and it's worked really well for me. It's low latency and fast, fast enough to comfortably game on.
I used it to bypass our school wifi restrictions and it worked good for that too.
I'm using ExpressVPN in China and it works very well both on my phone and computer. At least for most of the time, which is REALLY OK given the issues with Chinese Internet censorship (outside of China, when I was back in Europe, it was working perfectly all the time). What's important to me, Netflix does not detect it (which is a problem with many other vpn apps). Haven't tried the NordVPN though. From what I've seen, many foreigners in China tend to choose either ExpressVPN or Astrill.
NordVPN has shady business practices and shady marketing practices (codes give you a 1 month discount ONLY - if you visit the site right now without an affiliate link it'll show you that there's 9 hours and 40 minutes left for you to save when it's really year-round which is ). Not to mention you get much slower internet speeds with NordVPN. Can't say anything as to whether either of them are honest in their claims that they don't keep logs (same can be said for all VPN providers). Avoid NordVPN unless you're desperate to give your favorite UA-camr a few cents. NordVPN has a lot more servers and is cheaper but that's about all it has going for it.
I personally use TorGuard (you get 50% off if you look around for a code). It's $6 per month (for 6 months) for the streaming bundle which is cheaper than the equivalent options for NordVPN and ExpressVPN. I trust them more, but that's more-so based on the level of anonymity they want to provide (e.g. in payment) and the customization options the VPN provides.
I wouldn't recommend getting more than 6 months to a year as you should be constantly re-evaluating your choice - especially if your VPN provider turns out to be non-trustworthy and you're locked into (for NordVPN) 2 and a half more years without having to pay cancellation fees.
@@vestigials I'd recommend not buying more than 6 months, these VPNs change their policies all the time and you might want out sooner than you think.
e.g. I paid a year's worth for a tunnel bear subscription. Ended up only using it for 4 months because it was unBEARably slow (pardon the pun) and a few weeks later after I stopped using it, it was acquired by McAfee.
nord VPN is awful and doesn’t even work with netflix anymore
Saying "it works terribly with Amazon" immediately makes it almost worthless for me.
It does have a cool feature though where you can get emailed if an item you wanted drops in price. It's been very helpful for me and I've been able to save money by signing up for that.
It’s because Honey is owned by Paypal which poses a threat to Amazon’s dominance. It would be better if you stuck with paypal rather than amazon
@@Anderson-yn4or PayPal is an online service to make it more secure to pay for stuff. How could it pose a threat to Amazon? They're 2 completely different genres of companys.
@@Anderson-yn4or how does PayPal get in the way of Amazon??? If anything it helps Amazon by giving customers more payment options
I personally hate Amazon and only use eBay so uh
"If honey saves you money, how does honey make money?"
Nice rhymes, man
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@@ArbaazKhan-wb2dt me: *whispers* bars
cody: B A R S
This is what I have always thought. Sounded too scammy for me
Honey changes your purchase link and affiliates with their link and when you buy that thing honey makes affiliated money. All about affiliate marketing.
When Dummy No Find Funny, Funny i Find Dummy
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Honey’s saved me like $2.00 total over the last 3 years...
same...
It saved me $19 yesterday off a $85 purchase on a site I didn't even think it would work. Manually enter the codes that are verified on Honey's site. Don't just hit the apply coupon button and hope it works
You can buy like, 2 kinder surprise eggs, or one premium E G G
@@bobsemple7660 yes but you also need to spend a lot of money on a lot of different sites to get that $2, which I don't think most Venezuelans do
meanwhile, they've been collecting data from you that entire time.. that is the definition of spyware.
Middle east, skip OVER honey. Even on websites like "Newegg" that honey shows you that have coupons, but never works. And i do mean it, never
I've used honey twice before it saved me 1$ on each purchase (I live in Lebanon) it does work in the middle east
@@menmanamikaze1830 well atleast for me it doesn't
@@menmanamikaze1830 1
@@menmanamikaze1830 Just 1$, yeah it sucks.
saifsaif45 what if the product is 1 dollar
The Swedish honey experience is, well... nothing never ever
Hej
Same with norway
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Jimmy is a hero we needed in the midst of UA-camrs' offers. He has sacrificed his sponsorship opportunities to appease us.
He gets paid to sponsor and the money helps him for his videos.
@@clashoclan3371 to sponsor what? Not the ones he actually talks about
@@theywalkinguptoyouand4060 honey
@@sunflowermei1169 and you proof that this video is secretely sponsored?
My honey experience as non-us citizen tl;dr
"You already have the best price"
That's also my experience as a US citizen.
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I'm in the US, and didn't notice any price differences. I uninstalled it just a week or two ago.
Honey works for me in Ireland. Maybe not as well as if I was based in USA but I save a lot when ordering from American sites, which I do quite a lot. (and considering the price of postage to Ireland from the US, every saving helps)
what american sites? Are ye just using amazon or buying from the fashion brands or something
it has never worked for me in ireland, i have tried honey for a year or 2 and not once does it give me a discount
@@tasherxx_ yes.
also I'm Ireland, never gotten any coupon that's worked
im in ireland. i have actually gotten coupons before. weird how some people do and some dont.
Honey watches you 24/7 and saves you a cup of coffee per year...
Well, if it actually saved me a cup of coffee
To be fair pretty much everything watches you 24/7 a year anyway
@@Overcrow03 What is worse, 100 types of cancer or 101 types of cancer?
And? What are they going to find out, that I like gold jewellery, or my massive master plan to over take the world with face wash!!?!
@@edenjaycollins6055 And what does it matter they dont allow free speech? I had nothing to say anyway...
0:42 There's no shame of having Adblock/uBlock nowadays. Some ads (even on UA-cam) are malicious and UA-camrs are doing sponsorships or Patreons anyways.
yeah, if you use the internet on pc there's no reason to not have an adblocker
It's crazy but many people use it because of security
@@tututaurus i've heard it protects you from adwere to some extent
@@Pixey003 personally I first started using an adblocker to help pages load faster. my old laptop was tiny and the browser struggled and it might have just been a placebo, but adblock seemed to help significantly.
Maybe it's a culture difference but from where I'm from ad block is kinda rude to the content creators. (from SEA)
I'm so glad to see creators like you thrive. Not only are your videos interesting and entertaining, they're also easy to follow and comprehensive. I'm so glad to see that there are still real journalists honoring the profession. No shouting, no obnoxious self-promotion and no BS.
I am in the EU and never got a discount even once. Totally useless.
A test of multiple cashback services with best total moneyback would be cool.
It depends on the coupons
@@placeholder3863 I would do it by trying some cashback services at the same time for all shops and look which saved more money at the end of the week.
I like how whenever someone makes a video on ads, I stop seeing them everywhere
I see everyone saying it doesn't work in the US or that they haven't saved s**t even when they live in the US. I, personally live in the US and have saved roughly $80-$100 over the past year of having it. I usually buy stuff off Amazon (a lot of the time it's PC parts or the occasional odd item) and I personally haven't had any issues with Amazon being funky or coupons being slow. If you're not in the US or it hasn't been effective for you then I completely understand, but in my case its saved me a lot so I thought I'd get my experience out there.
(Also, for anyone wondering I use Edge which might be why the coupon load times are fast, no evidence but just a thought)
Chromium Edge or the old Edge? Although I guess old one since Chromium Edge hasn't been a thing for a year yet
These replies are hilarious. Chromium Edge has been shown to work better than Chrome, I know multiple Software Engineers who are now using Edge on a MAC.
I use Edge, including the old one; and they're fast except on sites that is proven to be deliberately trying to slow Edge down; like UA-cam and other Google sites.
I also use others like Firefox (primary), Chrome, Vivaldi, and I say Edge is definitely far from slow or sluggish. It's absolutely not IE. In fact, I found Chrome to be more clunky and less intuitive than the others in recent times. Edge even have more intuitive interface than Chrome.
I encourage trying it out; Be sure to download the updated version with the swooshy blue gradient icon.
@@caliorbustarika3310 one reply
The real problem with Honey is not whether it saves you money or not. You can save the same amount of money without it by just doing a little digging. The real problem with Honey is the abuse of referral links. Honey gets money whether you save anything or not, because by having it installed, they get referral credit for anything you buy, on any website that they have a referral link on. This is how Honey makes money.
By abusing referral links, they're incentivizing companies to pay less per individual referral, because they are getting referrals by default. If you actually want to support creators like those here on UA-cam who generate some revenue through referral links, don't use Honey.
It's also worth noting that if you have an Amazon referral link, you can see everything that a person bought after clicking on that link. It doesn't matter if they bought the item from the referral link or not, they get referral credit for anything you buy after you clicked, right up until you've closed your browser. So at least in the case of Amazon, Honey has direct access to everyone's purchases every time they've bought something with the browser extension installed. I'm sure other site referral links probably work the same way.
Honey has saved me a grand total of 1 Australian cent
oh hey it’s my brothers salary
I installed Honey, saved exactly $0 and then uninstalled it.
"I'm very frugal."
Buys $600 tripod.
O_O
hey, it's a carbon fiber tripod
Invested*
Consider you watched his video partly because of that tripod. That's how he's making a living. $600 tripod, $6 dinner.
RIght, where is spending like 500-600 dollars frugal o.O I wish I had that lol
Being frugal is about not buying unnecessary things you don't need. So you can afford the items you do need.
That tripod for example.
I live in Germany and over roughly one year of use I have never saved a single cent.
Edit: I mainly use Amazon so my assesment is only valid for that site. I have been told in a response that it works fine on ebay.
@Basel Kamel maybe because they play LoL? and use teemo?
@Basel Kamel stop asking idiotic questions please
Basel Kamel Why are you on UA-cam???
Use on ebay and it will work
@Basel Kamel
1. As pointed out in other replies I play LoL
2. No matter what you think of the little shithead on the gameplay side of things, I think that he is really cute (design and voice lines of him are just adorable)
Yeah, the only thing I've ever used Honey for is to see price history. Just uninstalled as it's probably hurting my chrome performance more than it saves me money (also only half-Asian so only half frugal)
I buy 99% from amazon uk, and I use camel camel camel extension for the price history there. But it is only for amazon products.
There's more to it than that. Just by having it installed, Honey gets credit for what you buy whenever you buy something online. If you have Honey installed, then everything you buy will be credited through their affiliate link. So just by having it installed and shopping online, you're generating money for them even if you're not using it.
@@rars0n not sure why thats a bad thing but okay
@@jankay8569 They get credit for your purchase even if you save nothing. It's automatically applied on every website you go to whether you use it or not. It's abuse of the affiliate program. Legitimate referrals now generate less money on Amazon because of Honey.
A friend of mine runs an online store. He saw the ads and looked into Honey to see if maybe it would bring more customers.
He then realized something.
To add his coupon codes, he had to sign up to pay them. Thus, he would be discounting the item AND giving away some of the profits. In other words, he would be taking something he makes little profit on, discounting it to even less profit and then giving away more of the profit... and for some items, that could easily go beyond the profit into losing money.
What really make it a worse investment is that it doesn't bring in customers. The intent of it is that people do their normal shopping and then IF they land on a site that it works for then it applies.
Based on that, he chose to continue just running normal sales and either straight up discounting or displaying the coupon code on his website (some brands he carries require discounts be done by coupon code only).
This makes me feel better because if I've learned anything from the internet it's "nothing is free".
I have Honey installed and it never works. Sometimes I get a pop-up but the coupons never work. (I live in Sweden and shop mostly on Swedish sites)
Tjo
In my opinion honey doesn't hurt to have and it works sometimes. But I always look up for specific coupons on google, that's how I get a good portion of my discounts.
Mine has never worked, and they profit off me. Removing it today.
Yeah as a British person who has had honey for more than a year (I just forgot it was there) I have never had a coupon work.
Im in the UK and I get money off pretty often
Honey's also done a great job of reading your shopping carts and building an idea of what you buy, no doubt.
I just stumbled upon your channel via seeking an actual review that did nothing but praise Raycon earbuds, yanno the sponsor type reviews. I love your channel now :) you're a wholesome and practical person, and I appreciate the time and production you put into your videos. Thank you for the honest reviews :)
You don't need to worry about saving money when you don't have any money.
my wife who i call "honey" never saves my money
thats not funny.
my nose feels runny because your joke wasn't funny. scummy.
@@asutorad that's not funny
@@slovenlyelk898 It is funny, but you are one silly dummy
@@Vlada1911 no u
ｒｈｙｍｅｓ
5:57 IDK how student codes work, but if that is YOUR student code that's personal to you, you might want to edit that out.
If you edit it out, reply to this comment and I'll delete this comment.
It's probably one time use and couldn't be reversed to trace anyone
it’s just a one-time use thingy i think. if someone tries to use it, it’ll be invalid cuz he’s already redeemed it
The chances that that guy would reply to this comment are pretty much lower than a submarine in the sky
Why would you want him to reply to you so you can delete it? Why even delete it?
Love the reviews man the honesty and the genuine personality of you not to mention the fact that your voice isn't annoying is a great factor
"im frugal"
**proceeds to spend $500 on a tri pod**
The expensive tripods are worth it though, because they basically protect your camera that is worth more. I use tripods for precision rifle shooting work, and I paid $250 on mine, which is on the cheaper scale of the good tripods (Manfrotto Ball release style). No way I would trust a crummy chinese tripod to hold a camera, let alone a rifle.
@@DaveSmith-cp5kj But is that truly how much they are worth though. Little did you know they've could've set a way higher price, and let the chinese knock off do the rest of them and market "lower prices" for a tripod, something you'd find from a knockoff chinese brand company.
@@Monitice Chinese products are cheap only if they are of low quality in some aspect. When you produce equal quality to brand names, the cost comes out to basically the same. While Chinese labor is cheaper, cost of doing business in China is far more expensive than a first world country because of the government regulations (for example, all foreign businesses in China are required to be half co owned by a Chinese citizen so the government has leverage over the business). This is why crummy stuff comes from China, because if you want to produce high quality products, it is actually cheaper to do that in places like America, Canada, or the EU countries, where independent ownership of assets can be done.
Of course, the exception is when you get to proprietary products. It is cheap to produce those in China because they are basically black market goods, violating the IP laws of the original producer's country. However, even then Chinese copies are not always up to par with the original manufacturer.
And the other factor is most people typically do not need the top end equipment. Most people are buying stuff for hobby or one time use rather than a professional situation, so a disposable item is sufficient.
0:40 yea i have a anti anti adblock and ublockorigin
edit: please do RAID: SHADOW LEGENDS next
melonyan tons of youtubers covered about Raid. One youtuber’s quote, “Its better to lose your money in casino and get hit by a car rather than to play Raid”
There's no need to do a vid on Raid considering how many videos were made showing how bad both the game and the company behind it is
Raid has nice character designs, but that's basically it. There is no real gameplay, nor is it any fun or worth spending money on.
@@CarthagoMike Nah you guys are wrong raid shadow legends is cool one would say one of the fastest-growing MMORPG's and look at the graphics its like console level of if you use my code we can squad up
@@sirkod2644 except 'console level graphics' aren't really a compliment, 'squatting-up' isn't a thing in Raid and you just want to sell your promo codes so you get the shared-access bonuses.
uBlock Origin is superior blocker in every way.
AvocadoAtrocity just don’t mix with regular “origin” which is a fork and utterly terrible
I prefer Nano Adblocker + Nano Defender combo, but it's just is a uBlock fork anyway.
Agreed!
If you're interested in only blocking certain elements, perhaps try no script.
except for non techy people. it blocked non-ad elements a lot, and frustrated my dad to the point where i just had to get rid of it.
I think when you review any browser extension critically, you should also address the privacy concerns.
Browser extensions can know A LOT about your browsing history and preferences and can do A LOT with the web pages you browse.
I believe Honey doesn't actually modify web pages content (while generally browser extensions totally can) since it works solely through it's popup page.
But I'm also pretty sure it collects statistics of all the product listings you've seen and all the products you purchased, most likely even if you didn't use any honey-provided coupons.
Okay I’m glad you made this video, because the whole time I was thinking how does honey do it for free, like they must put a ton of ads on your browser. Now you told me they just earn commission and I will probably download it
Dude finally someone who talks about wikibuys horrible ads. I actually deleted wikibuy because of those ads
Sees Honey
Me: This enraged his father, who punished him severely.
I see you are a man of culture aswell.
@@KEVINDMASTAH the Hitler video
Yes but how does this apply?
@@HKoopman haha funny meme, that's why
Seb G
Sadly
Thanks for the Slickdeals shout out, Jimmy! We’re big fans of yours. Let’s just say the next time you need a Peak Design tripod, reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram (we know some good deals).
Silence brand
As a South American person, I cans confirm the honey it’s useless
Doesn't work for any brazilian stores :/
Jimmy: I wanna save money even if it’s a few dollars
Also jimmy: I don’t wanna just save a few dollars
no no, hes got a point tho
I have never saved a dollar on Honey...
But I’m glad for those of you who have
Hey Jimmy, nice video. I do wish you would have commented on the privacy aspect though. Honey is collecting your purchasing data and compiling a profile on you and other shoppers, which is very valuable to companies. Partially they are getting commission because companies don't like selling through Amazon if they can avoid it, but the other part is that this allows them to build better consumer profiles. I prefer not to use Honey or other auto saving plugins because I try to keep a minimized profile on the internet, especially when it comes to purchasing history. I'm not saying my stance is better, just I think it's worth while to acknowledge the trade-offs.
Germany here! Honey is completely useless, it never gave me any discounts. Thanks for reminding me that I have to uninstall it though! :D
Also maybe check out 'Pouch'. It's exactly the same thing as Honey, I saw it a couple days ago in some YT Sponsor Ad nonsens as well but didn't get around to try it yet. Maybe it works better than Honey...even though I doubt that.
Do you have an idea of when the ridge review will be out?
4 weeks if we’re being honest. I bought some “cheap ridge” alternatives off amazon to compare it to as well.
@@JimmyTriesWorld oof. I'm so excited for that one it better be worth the wait
Thats a really good series from you to test the sponsored products. This will make you big on youtube eventually
I'm also from UK and i can confirm that honey works on well known brands. i can not vouch for the smaller ones though. but I'm quite pleased with the discounts, even if it is a few £'s cheaper.
Would have liked there to have been a bit more research done on the data collection component of Honey.
I'm Jamaican so I'm non-US, but I mostly shop from US stores. Honey has actually saved me money from various websites on different occasions over the years. I also stack honey and rakuten for more savings. It doesn't always work but you're literally losing nothing by having it installed. I'd say I save maybe ~50% of times I shop using it
When u say honey I remember Mr beast
I think the best thing that Honey's done for me is their droplist thing. I was notified that something was available again via an email. Didn't save me any money, but it did let me know something new that is semi-frequently out of stock was back in stock.
A lot of the top comments are very negative, but I'll put my own opinion in here
As someone that lives in Australia, Honey does sometimes work. I haven't used it yet because I haven't really made any online purchases recently, but Honey will glow yellow when it is supported on the site you are on, and while not all websites support it, a great deal, maybe about half or more do.
So it works, but it is definitely primarily a US thing
Also it depends on the country
many codes don't work for people who are not in the US
It didn´t work in Argentina. But
I suspected that...
@@scratchsoft2347 speak human language
@@d4vid469 that's spanish. ur comment sounds *sarcastic* but just reminding you that there are more spanish native speakers than english native speakers.
@@antarcticpenguin no there isn't
@@antarcticpenguin Native speakers*
@@zadymew7885 my bad, sorry
I'm from the UK and it works occasionally. I'd say it's still worth having there but not nearly as useful as for US users.
Glad you added that bit about the UK. I have had it installed for over a year and so far it's gotten me a discount on a grand total of zero websites.
It has saved me nothing so it's really not worth using for me.
I used honey for some TWS earbuds from jlab n it saved me like $6, better than nothing! Never considered that it wouldn't work in other places! Good review!
Didn’t they have a privacy issue not too long ago?
theyve been a privacy issue from day one.
Because they sell your information, it's why you are able to get good deals.
"Yeah don't lie, we know you have adblock downloaded"
Me : *sweats in 12 adblocks downloaded*
ミィルク・チ[MiilkT] the only thing having more than one will do is slow down your browser
@@kaukospots yes but I'm safe
"I am frugal. Like... super frugal."
*Buys 599$ tripod because 'its cool'*
Gotta spend money to make money...
but how much is too much?
That's why today's video is sponsored by Honey. I personally have been a big fan of Honey for a long time, and their service has saved me hundreds over the past few years! All you have to do is search for a product you want, click the Honey logo and it will automatically search for the best price of that item. In this case, I'm going to purchase a $50 sweater from Amazon. And look at that, I found a coupon that saves me $5.00! Click the link in the description to download Honey at www.honey.com/MassiveNutsack and start saving today! Thank you so much to Honey for sponsoring this video, and I'll catch you all next time.
@@biggusdickus1779 bruh 😂
Dude, it's different for everyone and let's say he spent that instead of buying $50 tripods that he has to replace often, then it would be frugal. Frugal doesn't mean ALWAYS CHEAP but rather, in the long run, what will be cheaper.
Being frugal is a marathon, not a sprint
@@CONSOLETRUTH2 well I bought a neewer tripod over 4 year ago £51 and have used it a lot with my canon dslr and a spotting scope and still perfect..
88.1k subs? Alright man, gonna be a lot higher in the near future if you keep producing content like this. Subscribed to watch the climb \o/.
Hopefully you're paving the way for other creators using the chapters feature lmao.
I live in the Caribbean and I also been using Honey for years now. While I don't see extreme savings on purchases, I still get discounts on majority of my online purchases from anywhere between a few cents to about $5-10. I can't say it only works on US sites because I've shopped on jewelry sites in Japan/China etc and the app still found me a few discounts. So in my experience, it works internationally even if it only saves a few cents or dollars. Every discount counts when shopping internationally and dealing with shipping costs and taxes etc.
I'm in Canada and Honey hasn't saved me anything. even their price tracker is useless as it only gives me US based info.
Him: "Jo I buy a lot of designer expensive things"
Also him: "Jo I'm super frugal"
Makes sense.
And downloaded honey when it first came out I thought it was a worthless app, my opinions haven't changed
Thanks for the sincere and honest review. 👍
For the non-US try to find a similar extension that works in your country. For example, here in Brazil we have Meliuz, which is pretty much the same as honey but works better for us.
I’m so happy it’s not available in Spain, going to a local store instead is so much more worth it, I had to learn that the hard way
I only use honey to see if the price changed in the last 30 days.
"I'm frugal"
Proceeds to buy 500 dollar tripod
A tripod which will easily last over a decade
As a Canadian, I usually use the dirt-cheap tactic of opening a second tab next to the checkout screen and type in "[what I'm about to purchase] discount code [storefront I'm currently using]".
It's especially useful if I'm buying from the manufacturer. I've also delayed purchases long enough for the storefront's Support team to tell me if there's a sale or two planned in the coming months, or an ongoing promo I might have missed.
Groupon and its ilk are as useless as Honey, most listed coupons are usually expired by the time they're put up.
Honey still works here in Canada, especially if you browse websites that are American-owned anyway and would tend to be digital products and in some physical products sold on sites where international shipping is offered.
Can't wait for the raid: shadow legends review. IS IT REALLY GOOD?!
You don’t need a review for that game. Of course it sucks
I live in Italy and I've never found a website that supports Honey 🤷♂️ if you're outside of the US don't bother
As someone that's in the U.S, don't bother if you're in the U.S either.
Ive had honey for 2 years. Saved a total of $0.00
Hey there. Norwegian here. Been using honey for about a year at this point. Haven't found a single norwegian website that supports honey. I do however order stuff from US every now and then. I still have not saved a singular dime by using honey. Not very satisfied, but it's gonna stay there, bc it doesn't hurt me and it might come in handy at some point
I’m a very frugal sneakerhead who, instead of buying nice expensive shoes, I go for couponed to hell nice shoes. My best experience with honey by far was trying to find my mother a pair of sneakers during Black Friday. All I did was open several tabs of common sneaker retailers, run honey on them, and find all the sites with the best coupon deals. Honey really helps me out here as many sneaker retailers support honey. My outcome ended up being $96 for $180 shoes by taking the price from Macy’s and price matching it with Dick’s Sporting Goods with a 25% off coupon found by honey + my mom’s 15% off military discount. Honey is very situational but for my use, it has been really effective, especially during Black Friday. In fact, there was once a leaked Sennheiser 40% off coupon for Best Buy employees and Honey actually had it 12 days before it leaked! I ended up buying $100 earbuds for only $60 which I still use and love to this day.
"if It's free and its good, you're the product"
Honey actually does not sell your data, it makes money through sales commissions
yeah yeah sure. What's next, Facebook makes it money through ads?
@@H30000 yes, FB sells data to advertisers. I do not see your point
@@the1barbarian781 Probably that just because they say they don't, doesn't mean it's true
@@the1barbarian781 if honey is part of paypal, they dont need to sell your data. Knowing what shoppers view and buy is already paypals wet dream
When I first saw adds for honey I thought it just brute forced the codes
There’s another way honey makes money. I don’t know this for a fact, but we all know it’s true. Honey collects data on your shopping habits. There I said it.
Not the hero we want but the hero we need:
THanks so much for makeing this video, btw is your name a reference to jimmy eat world?
In my experience, it works best when I'm ordering pizza. Honey must have a great deal with Pizza Chains.
me sitting here when honey took $2 off my $170 order: 😎
Who would lie about having an Ad block? I feel like any sane person gets one immediately.
Getting an Ad Block is the most important thing to do specially when browsing random websites, BUT, please disable adblock for UA-cam, it's not the company you hurt but the creators you watch.
If you don't want to have ads on UA-cam get UA-cam Premium so you'll still support your creators and still be ad-free!
@@artu165 A majority of people know this. Turn off ad block for the people you want to support etc. I have youtube premium, it doesn't matter if I have it on. The number one reason I use a blocker is not youtube. It is the barrage of malicious ads that are ubiquitous on the internet.
@@artu165 No, I block youtube especially. UA-cam pays next to nothing, and they can show ads even on demonetized videos. If you want to support content creators, donate to their patreon or buy their merch, or like most people, they post on youtube because they like it. Not because they are using it as a job and filling the website with useless clickbait.
The websites I unblock are forums (because some dude and/or membership is paying out of pocket to keep the site afloat) and blogs.
Personal experience from The Netherlands:
I love Honey! It's not available on all websites, mostly international websites and not so much on Dutch websites. But so far it has saved me quite a bit of money. We usually use it when we order from Dominos, and it saves us about 8 euros each time, around 25-30% of the total cost on average. I'm very happy with it! It's easy and quick and works quite often for me.
As someone living in England I can confirm that Honey has saved me quite a lot of money and I've had £20 in Amazon vouchers from them too :)
Don't use it personally but I have some friends who use it, their general rule of thumb is to only use it if you're buying from an american-based sites which can be pretty expensive where i'm from, though they do admit it doesn't really save them much. It should also be noted that most of the time my friends are buying shoes and very rarely anything else.
I also buy clothes from american-based websites a lot because the cutting suits me a lot better so I might try it out in the future and edit this comment after I feel i've been using it enough to give my personal experience.
I heard that honey sells the user’s personal data and information to others and that is way I stay away from Honey 0/
everything on the internet does, its the internet's real money. the fact honey also spys on pages that can contain payment details is the scary part.
So does Google, specifically UA-cam, FB, Twitter, reddit, Instagram, Tiktok.
The rule of thumb is: if it's free, your paying with your information.
So even though UA-cam also sells your info you still here using it...
That's every free online product. If it's free, you ARE the product, or rather - your data is.
Facebook is the one worst ones though, as far as I can tell. If you go to any websites that have buttons which allow you to "share to Facebook," those are actively tracking you.
You don't even need to click them.
That's why Facebook seems to have info it shouldn't even when you've enabled a VPN, or adblock.
@@justasleebylilguylittlesle1496 that and vpns don't block the info Facebook is after, only your IP. Info like logins and traffic are handled post vpn meaning you can be tracked even then, in fact it's the purpose of tracking cookies websites are required to tell you they use.
@@justasleebylilguylittlesle1496 You can disable 3rd party cookies
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>not using ublock origin
imagine
Nice vid.
I'm from the UK - our discounts here are pretty awful in general. As a result I would say Honey is pretty useless here. My dad tried it for a bit but the savings were rubbish.
The thing you didn’t talk about is privacy. There will have been a reason PayPal bought Honey, and it’s not for some 1-5% commission on purchases. I don’t have honey installed, but would be curious to see what data they have about their users. Then do they try different codes on different people? Like if you buy something regularly (like groceries) would they give you a code for less % off so they make some extra commission? Or give you gold instead of a code? I’m not saying this with some certainty, but I know they have data that can predict if you are likely to make purchases or not from sites. And if you think that this is unlikely, remember that airlines adjust their prices based on your behaviour on their site.
I've had honey for a year and I've not once seen a discount.
For a while I even thought I had it deactivated because nothing was happening.
(I'm Scandinavian btw)
I am not gay but I love you
its free tho, so like....🤷🏻♂️
Considering they're collecting data on you, no it isn't free.
If a service is free that means that you are the product
@@parkerlreed i get that, but if you want the truth, nothing is free. Also, you already give away so much of your privacy away by simply having a google account alone.
@@zadymew7885 i get that, but why should that make it any less free to the user?
@@ecpcharles If you care about your data, yes
If you dont, it doesnt
All depends in your decision but nothing is really free
You should try out purple pillows/mattresses next. I’ve been looking at getting a new pillow and they seem pretty cool in the ads, but I wanna know if they actually hold up.
In CIS we got the same apps, but made in a lil bit different way. They called a cash-back plugins (lety shops, megabonus and etc) so they earn by the same way, earn on a commission from your purchase. Now it's time for a bunch of but-s.
1.But the cash-back percent is just around 1-5%.
2.But you need to wait till you will receive your parcel that means 1 week-3 months only after that you will be able to transfer your pounds.
-But there another couple but-s left, its not all yet.
3. Naturally there is a threshold of the minimum 50$
4. and the last but/naturally, however - they got 10% withdrawal fee and another 5-10% fee depending on what kind of transaction you choose.
In comparing honey looks better that plug-ins that I named, just because you're getting an instant discount.