Set the domain’s nameservers to the assigned Cloudflare ones at your registrar (where you bought the domain). This isn’t something you do with DNS records.
The nameservers are set correctly and the domain is resolving. There is no website on it but if you have one you should be able to just add DNS entries for it and be good to go. I also see email records set up for iCloud.
This is a Cloudflare Registrar domain. The domain’s name servers cannot be changed, highlighted by @i40west. As mentioned earlier it is active under a ‘different’ account. So which leads to point number 2.
2)The ticket you opened was with : [email protected].
This is a valid Cloudflare account. This can be used as normal.
The domain, is registered to another account (if I am assuming correctly, its yours as well).
I am bound by process to not do reveal any further information unless its the account owner of said domain : milligancreative dot com.
Let me give you a general idea of what is happening, and I hope it helps you figure out what you need to do next.
You probably bought a domain through your iPhone. Apple’s privacy policy masks your Apple ID (basically the [email protected] - Apple ID) and provides a hashed ID which then is used to open a Cloudflare account. That account holds the domain.
You will need to log in to that account with the [applehash[email protected]] ID to access your purchased domain.
I really cannot go into details here.
Please check this documentation:
I know this is not really enough details but I am unable to reveal any more information. I will mark this thread closed as your current ticket you have referenced in this thread is not the account owner of the domain referenced in this thread.