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Love saving money, so love this so far!
EXCELLENT, HELPFUL,
2 main problems: 1) Products are frequently out of sync for the "best price" check. The extension will make it a point to pop up a flashy box that says there is a different site with $xx.xx savings. Almost always, it's just eBay. However, the extension is often inaccurate about products' variations matching each other. Many times, the product, itself, doesn't even compare to the current product's page, so the extension just makes extra work. 2) Flashy box pops up even when you're looking at listings with the best price and even tells you when there are other offers to compare, even though they're more expensive. I understand that some users prefer to know when they are looking a product with the best comparative price, but most users only need to know when there is potential for action. The ability to toggle the negative price savings popup is a necessity for an unobtrusive experience.
When I am in 'Checkout,' all hell breaks loose & there are mad pop-ups, everywhere. I discovered that if I did Invisible Hand first, then Honey, I would lose money! :D Having to go back for do-overs was not appealing, leaving Invisible Hand & maybe Capital One shopping as my only choices, then I'm out. Invisible Hand some how manages deep discounts & what's not to love, there? I'm all the way in.
Saved me 7 bucks without having to worry too much! Awesome!
I believe that it works well. Sometimes, the item is not the same in the comparison or is sold out at the new page but it works well enough.
I needed a last minute banner for my daughter's birthday. I accepted that I would just have to pay through the nose because I needed to pick up same day. I had Invisible Hand installed and it found me a Walgreens coupon that saved me 50%!!!!! Instead of over $30 I paid less than $15. It works the way it says and it pops up with discounts when I wasn't even looking for or thinking I could get one. Awesome product!
saved $80 on 3rd generation Nest thermostat
I don't think this has ever worked. You're much better off just using Google Shopping. There was the time that it interpreted all competitor prices in pence instead of pounds, telling me I could get the product I was looking at for £84 for 95p. Turns out that price was £95. And all of the other results. Now I am looking at a WD Black SN850 2TB for £250. The first result is £84.98. Turns out that is actually for £249.98. Ok, it's a saving I guess :| Second result is £175. Turns out that is a WD Black SN750 Third result for £189.99 just doesn't open at all Fourth result for £189.99 goes to the US Western Digital site (not the product page) which doesn't ship to the UK Next result is £261 Uninstalling
Just saved me some sweet Black Friday cash! Thanks!