Domainly Bazaar
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Support couldn't answer a basic question
Asked whether DNSSEC was supported for my TLD. First reply was a copy-paste about nameservers. Second reply said they'd check with their provider. Third reply, nine days later, said no. Nine days to say no. Meanwhile the appraisal widget keeps emailing me that my domain is worth $4,200, which it very clearly is not.
DNS changes take hours
Updated an A record for a launch and it took a bit over four hours to actually serve. TTL was 300. Support told me changes are queued to their upstream provider and that's normal. That is not normal. I moved the zone to an external DNS host the same day and the domain stays here only because the transfer fee annoys me more than the situation does.
Account got locked after a password reset
Did a routine password change and the account went into a review state for five days with no explanation and no access to my domains. Support eventually said it was an automated fraud check. I understand fraud checks, I don't understand zero notification and a five day wait. One domain nearly hit its renewal date during it.
They charge you to leave
There's a transfer-out administration fee. For a gTLD. I've been registering domains for fifteen years and I've never seen a legitimate registrar do this. It's not huge but it's the principle, and it isn't mentioned anywhere near the point where you decide to sign up. Combined with the paid privacy the real cost is well above the headline.
The marketplace side is okay
Bought a two-word .com through their brokerage. The escrow worked, the seller was real, the transfer into my account completed in about a week which is roughly normal for aftermarket. So the marketplace does what it says. I just wouldn't keep the domain in their registrar account afterwards — I pushed it out as soon as the 60 day lock cleared.
Not terrible, not good
I have three parked domains here and for parking it's fine — the monetisation program has paid out small amounts on time and the dashboard is readable. But I'd never put a production site behind it. Also the checkout tries to sell you an SSL bundle twice, which is a bit much.
About Domainly Bazaar
Domainly Bazaar is rated 2.0 out of 5 from 6 customer reviews on HostSerp.
A reseller-model registrar and aftermarket marketplace combining new registrations with brokered secondary-market domain sales. Domainly Bazaar operates through an upstream partner registrar, offers a parking and monetisation program, and pushes auction and appraisal services alongside standard registration.
Written by the HostSerp team. Updated 31 Oct 2026.
Domainly Bazaar wants to be where you buy and flip domains, and registrar services are the thing they had to build to get there. The consequences show up everywhere: account changes are slow because they pass through an upstream registrar, DNS changes have been reported taking hours rather than seconds, and support frequently cannot answer registry questions without escalating to a partner they will not name. The marketplace side is reasonable, with real listings and a functioning escrow flow, though the appraisal tool is marketing dressed as analysis. Pricing looks competitive until you count the transfer-out fee and the privacy add-on. We would not recommend this as a home for domains you actually depend on.
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All Domainly Bazaar Reviews
Support couldn't answer a basic question
Asked whether DNSSEC was supported for my TLD. First reply was a copy-paste about nameservers. Second reply said they'd check with their provider. Third reply, nine days later, said no. Nine days to say no. Meanwhile the appraisal widget keeps emailing me that my domain is worth $4,200, which it very clearly is not.
DNS changes take hours
Updated an A record for a launch and it took a bit over four hours to actually serve. TTL was 300. Support told me changes are queued to their upstream provider and that's normal. That is not normal. I moved the zone to an external DNS host the same day and the domain stays here only because the transfer fee annoys me more than the situation does.
Account got locked after a password reset
Did a routine password change and the account went into a review state for five days with no explanation and no access to my domains. Support eventually said it was an automated fraud check. I understand fraud checks, I don't understand zero notification and a five day wait. One domain nearly hit its renewal date during it.
They charge you to leave
There's a transfer-out administration fee. For a gTLD. I've been registering domains for fifteen years and I've never seen a legitimate registrar do this. It's not huge but it's the principle, and it isn't mentioned anywhere near the point where you decide to sign up. Combined with the paid privacy the real cost is well above the headline.
The marketplace side is okay
Bought a two-word .com through their brokerage. The escrow worked, the seller was real, the transfer into my account completed in about a week which is roughly normal for aftermarket. So the marketplace does what it says. I just wouldn't keep the domain in their registrar account afterwards — I pushed it out as soon as the 60 day lock cleared.
Not terrible, not good
I have three parked domains here and for parking it's fine — the monetisation program has paid out small amounts on time and the dashboard is readable. But I'd never put a production site behind it. Also the checkout tries to sell you an SSL bundle twice, which is a bit much.
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Domainly Bazaar is rated 2.0 out of 5 from 6 customer reviews on HostSerp. 0% of reviewers gave it 4 or 5 stars. Reviewers score it highest for Privacy & Account Security (2.3) and lowest for Transfer Experience (1.7).
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