Njal.la Domain: Cannot set/add Cloudflare NameServers

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Hello all,

I need some help i am not able to set Cloudflare nameservers in Njal.la domain settings, getting error that "setting nameserver failed".

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Cloudflare Nameservers i am trying to set - https://ibb.co/HgNTWQH
Error i am getting - https://ibb.co/wwBB3qN
 
Solved, it was something at their end even site was down for long time when i was trying to add nameservers. Solved & closed.
 
How do you find their service btw? Been with them since long? You paid them via Bitcoin?
 
How do you find their service btw? Been with them since long? You paid them via Bitcoin?
No no i just stared using their service yesterday. Since their launch they have become quiet popular and many people here on BlackHatWorld recommend their service.

> Features wise whatever i expect from a domain registrar they have like custom nameservers, email forwarding, etc as everone probably expects.
> Price wise i found them quiet pricey but than i purchased domain from them due to trust this forum BlackHatWorld people put on them.
> Experience wise not good but its just a one day, site was down for long time today plus i was not able to set cloudflare nameservers for some unknown reason and their support was not their all day long but at the end now everything resolved site is live, they added nameserver & replied, so it could have been a one off issue.

And yes i paid them via Bitcoin via xmr.to from my monero wallet (CakeWallet App) all while connected via NordVPN (premium) for privacy/safety.
 
How do you find their service btw? Been with them since long? You paid them via Bitcoin?

You can pay via Paypal if you want, since is available. Bitcoin is more secure. I recommend Litecoin, XMR. They accept it.

@MoviesWorld should be a problem from their end, I have used them and never had single problem with setup DNS of Cloudflare.
Never forget .com and .net can be easily takedown! .org is the best if you want to use a normal extension.

They are expensive because, they don't require your personal information, they put their own information on whois. So, you are "Anonymous".. They don't want to be cheap, they said that.
They want to be secure, reliable and privacy for the users, if you look for cheap domains that is not the right place (they have said that)

For secure domain you should look for .to, .ru, .is, .co, .cr, .se, .su

Cheapprivacy.ru is a good alternative also.

For VPN, NordVPN is bad. Have their leaks. You have better VPN services with transparency, honesty and more secure. I would run away from NordVPN

If you are interested:

Mullvad VPN (for me, one of best)
iPredator.se (they are the same company of Njal.la, the same owners)
DoubleHop
OVPN.se (company that is behind the Piratebay recently)

NordVPN will give your information, without any doubt. When VPN company asks for personal details like (Street, Telephone, Name, Postal Code) is not Anonymous (even with BTC)

I have used Njal.la for several days, no single problem. Sometimes they are attacked with DDoS (from Anti-Piracy Groups), Takedowns, Complaints etc.. You know... when it bothers someone, you will have problems no matter how small. > Full Privacy Domain > No ask for data in Domains > Fight for freedom of speech, freedom of share.
 
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You can pay via Paypal if you want, since is available. Bitcoin is more secure. I recommend Litecoin, XMR. They accept it.

@MoviesWorld should be a problem from their end, I have used them and never had single problem with setup DNS of Cloudflare.
Never forget .com and .net can be easily takedown! .org is the best if you want to use a normal extension.

They are expensive because, they don't require your personal information, they put their own information on whois. So, you are "Anonymous".. They don't want to be cheap, they said that.
They want to be secure, reliable and privacy for the users, if you look for cheap domains that is not the right place (they have said that)

For secure domain you should look for .to, .ru, .is, .co, .cr, .se, .su

Cheapprivacy.ru is a good alternative also.

For VPN, NordVPN is bad. Have their leaks. You have better VPN services with transparency, honesty and more secure. I would run away from NordVPN

If you are interested:

Mullvad VPN (for me, one of best)
iPredator.se (they are the same company of Njal.la, the same owners)
DoubleHop
OVPN.se (company that is behind the Piratebay recently)

NordVPN will give your information, without any doubt. When VPN company asks for personal details like (Street, Telephone, Name, Postal Code) is not Anonymous (even with BTC)

I have used Njal.la for several days, no single problem. Sometimes they are attacked with DDoS (from Anti-Piracy Groups), Takedowns, Complaints etc.. You know... when it bothers someone, you will have problems no matter how small. > Full Privacy Domain > No ask for data in Domains > Fight for freedom of speech, freedom of share.
Good info.

Don't know cheapprivacy.ru is trusted or not just a quick search on forum gives very few results so won't like to bank on them. But seems to be good option for those not investing for long term but for long term i think njal.la can be trusted more.

Regarding VPN actually i also researched about this - what i concluded was Top VPNs like ExpressVPN, NordVPN, etc have huge userbase and they will loose more than earn more by keeping user logs and sharing them with government on demand, they have strict policies in place so no logs are kept. This article is a good read for it - https://www.zdnet.com/article/inside-a-vpn-service-how-nordvpn-conducts-the-business-of-internet-privacy

But yeah maybe (or probably) the VPNs you recommended are more privacy oriented than NordVPN.
 
For VPN, NordVPN is bad. Have their leaks. You have better VPN services with transparency, honesty and more secure. I would run away from NordVPN

NordVPN will give your information, without any doubt.

Thanks. But what leak does NordVPN have?

And any source of them giving user information in the past?
 
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