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Are Legacy Domains Losing Their Value? A legacy domain generally refers to an older, previously-sold domain name with documented sales history—often purchased years ago during strong market cycles. These are typically .COM names that have exchanged hands multiple times and are often held...- CashproofAi
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news Are Legacy Domains Losing Their Value?
Are Legacy Domains Losing Their Value? A legacy domain generally refers to an older, previously-sold domain name with documented sales history—often purchased years ago during strong market cycles. These are typically .COM names that have exchanged hands multiple times and are often held...- CashproofAi
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