AfternicReviews of afternic.com

I searched up what colors do cats only see and I got a domain name owned or some shit? Like I asked a question you retard

Beware. If you ever register an interest in one of their parked domains, Drew Zarczynski and Vlastian Slaveykov will forever haunt your inbox. Even when they warn that they'll remove you from their file, and you say "go ahead!", they'll continue to show up every couple months to ask "is it time?". If I had more money than sense then yes I would buy one of your domains, but until then...

Besides that they dared to scan another site for one of my sites making a deiving offer for it. I decided to give them a chance, but no, now I don't want to have anything to do with this company. Yesterday I tried to list several domains there, in thier cluncky site, a pain to do that. Then I tried to set my Wise bank acount, nothing worked, they asked for data that does not even exist. Basta. Now I want to cancel my account with them, and I have to wait 30 days?? That's ridiculous and crazy: loose yourself, afternic Edit: You have no shame, I don't know how you dare to ask me to do anything. I'm not going to move a finger for the sake of you. Just cancel my account and end of story. Basta

Afternic's Marketing is Completely Worthless. I was retiring from residential real estate sales in 2024 and figured there was a market for my simple, easy to remember URL. Afternic suggested that my URL was worth a little over $1,600. I didn't get one single nibble, even as I steadily dropped the offering price to $200. At one point I clicked on a link as if I was a buyer, to see what happens. I was contacted by a sales person and I explained the reason I contacted them. (No response.) They may as well offer a line of coal-powered pencil sharpeners. On November 10, 2025 I received the following message: "Reply from Afternic 28 minutes ago Hello Paul, Thank you for your feedback. I would like to better understand your experience and have sent you a request through Trustpilot for additional information. My thanks, Joe" --> Joe, you might have told me what you didn't understand. Your automated form asked for a Reference Number, which wasn't included in your reply. I filled in the other lines but didn't notice a place for my response. (I admit I didn't look very hard, but it may not be there anyway.) ---> Look, *WAY* too many people in tech think they can successfully automate everything and avoid actual human contact. I think that policy is irresponsible and incredibly lazy. <--- If I could post negative stars for Afternic's service I would.

Worst service ever I tried selling my domain through them first they took out my domain from GoDaddy and then put it back saying the transaction got cancelled and then they locked my afternic.com account. Will never recommend anyone to use afternic.com for buying or selling the domain.

I am extremely disappointed with how Afternic (a GoDaddy brand) has handled my account. After successfully completing a legitimate sale and fully cooperating with Afternic’s Transaction Assurance process, my account was suddenly permanently suspended without any clear reason or warning. I contacted support multiple times asking for clarification, but they only replied with generic messages saying I had “violated the Terms of Service” — without providing a single specific detail or evidence. This kind of action is completely unfair and damages the trust of honest sellers like myself. I followed all rules, verified my domains, and always acted in good faith. I strongly urge Afternic’s senior compliance team to review my account manually and reconsider this decision. Closing accounts without evidence or transparency is not acceptable for a company owned by GoDaddy. I hope Afternic will take this matter seriously and restore my account.

They cheat people. Horrible company with strange complicated procedures to insure they do not pay customers after selling their domain names.

I've been waiting for days for the domain to become available for me to register and guess what, this damn company takes the domain and sells it for a high price