This is as bad as Honey. Uninstalling it too.

The only "savings" this app ever shows is if the item is on E-Bay. It has never given me any codes that actually work, ever.

It is a huge invasion of privacy and you get nothing in return. Literally nothing but longer check out times, more of your data leaving your private emails and shopping, and unnecessary spam coming back when data is sold.

i want my robux now

1. This extension has hooks to prevent being deleted when you attempt to uninstall it. This alone should be grounds for removal from the marketplace. ONCE INSTALLED, THIS CANNOT BE UNINSTALLED - FIREFOX WAS UNABLE TO REMOVE EXTENSION IN TROUBLESHOOTING MODE. Functionally, this is a virus.
2. Capital One advertises this extension as earning you $40 off an order you are placing in return for installing the extension. This is a straight-up lie and constitutes fraud.
3. This extension not only monitors every page you visit, but all your personal data such as reading your emails when you open them (e.g. GMail) - it says so right in the privacy policy. How is this legal? How has this not received any pushback? If Google said they'd be advertising to you based on your doctor's email to you, there would be hell to pay.

The automatic code filling """feature""" is triggering captcha and bot detection on several sites. It makes it impossible to check out without disabling the add-on first. Make this an option for the love of all that is holy.

Great addon! I've saved over $100 bucks with this. It's non-invasive and shows a convenient button when it finds codes or cheaper listings for online shopping items. Very cool.

uesless. does not provide any realized savings. The savings it offers at walmart are literally $0.02. The savings offered at Amazon are off the list price, not amazon's price, so often there is no savings and when there are it is $1-$1.50 on a $100+ item, less than 1% savings, and you have to order from some other merchant who does not provide 2 day shipping

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After a purchase from a legitimate retailer, I got a false offer to get $40 credit if I installed this browser extension. I installed it, and of course, no $40 Capital One credit. I did have a $15 reward listed, but it only applied to a gift card purchase, and the only retailer I had any interest in has a minimum gift card purchase of $25. I'm not shocked that the gift card credit was a lie, but since the offer came after a purchase on a legit website, it makes it more fraudulent.

DONT WASTE YOUR TIME! On capital one page they promised 30 to try this. This is a joke, made me install extensions on all browsers, accept millions of terms, create logins and in the end, when all was created, no 30 on my account. STAY AWAYYYYY!

Installed correctly. Tried to use the "CODES", NONE WORKED.
(waste of time)
UNINSTALLED!