DomainAgentsReviews of domainagents.com

I was the seller in the transaction. Everything worked out in the end and I got the full amount I was promised. But I was really troubled by their slow responses to communication. I even escalated to management with no response from management. After the buyer's payment was in escrow, I immediately provided the transfer code via email as I was instructed to do, but 48 hours went by without them confirming receipt. They even falsely told me they hadn't received the code after I sent it. Then, they asked me to transfer the domain name via a different method, and were again slow to respond. I think when dealing in these high dollar amounts with high value property involved, and considering the fact that they conceal the buyer and seller identities from each other so you're forced into their process, they need to be more responsive and proactive because it creates unnecessary stress for both sides.

While we were ultimately successful in securing the domain we wanted, DomainAgents encouraged us to overbid by thousands of dollars because it would help them earn a larger a commission. Our final price was 20% of what they suggested our opening bid should be. My advice would be to ignore what your account manager says.

I was connected to their service via Namecheap trying to make an offer on a domain name someone owned. I was directed to DomainAgents where they wanted a $20 fee to middleman my domain purchase offer. Their website states if the offer expires they will give you a credit to restart the offer or use on a new offer. My offer expired and I never received the credit. Upon emailing them they said they would "look into it" and then ghosted me. It's now been 2 weeks and they still aren't responding. At this point I feel like they stole my $20. Will not be using them again. Complete scam and lack of transparency. Edit: They responded here claiming I did not reply to their emails. I did. In fact, I sent multiple emails. I will reconsider my review if this is a one-time occurrence and they are more reliable in the future.