But it doesn't. What it says it does (or at least used to, maybe they've changed it) is "find the best coupons" for you in that database. Instead, they collude with merchants, and do not necessarily give you the best coupons they're aware of, or even falsely claim they do not have any coupons in their database at all.
> The ones getting "scammed" out of a few referral sales are the ones advertising shitty products with no care whatsoever
You're unable to know this / this is an opinion.
> Maybe they should have read the fine prints?
What fine prints are you referring to?
> Maybe the real lesson here is to do your due diligence before pushing garbage products to your fans?
In the original reporting there was another similar extension featured that did not use to do this, but has since started engaging in this same behavior. For all anyone knows, this could have happened to Honey as well.