Cloudflare is maintaining two sets of DNS records

[elverno]

What is the name of the domain?

my-ccs.net

What is the issue you’re encountering

DNS is redirecting incorrectly because it has multiple sets of DNS

What steps have you taken to resolve the issue?

I have contacted a2hosting who have informed me the issue is impossible. They are aware of all the history and seem to believe

What feature, service or problem is this related to?

DNS records

What are the steps to reproduce the issue?

type in my-ccs.net. It resolves to napoleonicmedals.org, a domain I no longer own.

[Laudian]

Can you describe your issue in more detail and show a screenshot?

I just see a cPanel default error page when opening that site.

[elverno]

I own the domain my-ccs.net and another napoleonicmedals.com
I had purchased a Direct web hosting product for NM and later a Startup product for CCS. The startup product was doing me no good so I recently cancelled it intending to develop and host CCS as an add-on to the other service.
I used the christian and serena nameservers here at Cloudflare for bothe domains. NM works fine but as your can see:
DNS Propagation Checker - Global DNS Testing Tool
it resolves to SIX different Cloudflare NS, not one of which is the two I entered.

When I type my-ccs.net into a web browser I get the above screen. It was originally my domain but I went through depression and lost the domain in 2010 through inattention.

[elverno]

Sorry the link was to the CCS domain, not the NM. NM resolves correctly to christian and serena.

[Laudian]

This is what I see when opening the site, there is no redirect:

You could check if you have any Redirect Rules / Page Rules in Cloudflare that would only redirect some users.

Otherwise, you could still have the redirect cached on your device. Can you try from another device, like your phone?

[elverno]

Ok, you have something though I’m not sure what it is. I get the same thing you do from my phone. I’ll do what I can to purge the cache everywhere I can find it. I’m still not certain how something from 2010 has persisted but this at least gives me a starting point.

Thanks,
Vern