This seems like a frequent topic on this forum but of the threads I viewed, none had an answer or solution. Realistically how long does it take for Cloudflare services to recognize that my nameservers are in fact updated?
Domain: deusvult.xyz
Are you sure they match exactly what was given to you? It’s pretty quick usually to activate a domain.
I had correctly entered dilbert.ns.Cloudflare.com but incorrectly entered ultra.ns.Cloudflare.com instead of ulla. Would that really prevent CF from activating services?
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This site shows ultra.ns.Cloudflare.com as one of them, this doesn’t appeared to be a valid CF nameserver.
Edit: saw your reply:
Yes, it would, they have to exactly match.
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Yes. Read here:
https://community.cloudflare.com/t/security-in-place-to-prevent-domain-hijacking/59326/3
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Whois says
Name Server: DILBERT.NS.Cloudflare.COM
Name Server: ULTRA.NS.Cloudflare.COM
Dig
$ dig ns deusvult.xyz +short
ulla.ns.Cloudflare.com.
dilbert.ns.Cloudflare.com.
My vote goes to dig results, I’ve never met anyone named ultra, but they sound important!
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Yeah, was on my mobile and checked only the WHOIS, seeing Ultra as a female name made me doubt that they were correct.
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And it looks like the correct changes were picked up, I show the site as active.
Interesting read, thanks. I guess from now on I’ll either remember to use my reading glasses or simply use copy/paste. 
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Copy and paste helps here 
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