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Domain flipping is dead—are we just deluding ourselves into overpaying for dated .coms?
With new TLDs proliferating and AI-generated content flooding the web, the traditional model of buying and selling aged .com domains for profit faces unprecedented scrutiny. Cast your vote on whether domain flipping still holds value or is a relic of a bygone internet era.
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