Green’s Dictionary of Slang

(UK society) cheated, robbed, over-charged.

1889		Dundee Courier 15 Nov. 6/5: This must be done for him at the door of the Temple, inspired by him from the pulpit or bazaared from the pockets of the people.
1909		(ref. to 1880s) J. Ware Passing Eng. of the Victorian Era 22/1: Bazaar’d (Soc. 1882). Robbed. From the extortion exercised by remorseless, smiling English ladies at bazaars.