Wanna move to Cloudflare few month ago, but cancel it after know their DNS NS policy

I think it's the reverse. They're not selling domains at their cost with no markup so they can spend more of their resources giving away free DNS. They had been a registrar for a long time as part of

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I, primarily, use CloudFlare for domain registration (and therefore DNS).

with strings attached. You must use Cloudflare's DNS, and your domain registration is private in the whois lookup. Check out the recent Cloudflare thread here on LowEndTalk to learn more.

* low ttl support for DynDNS

Thank you, I didn't realize easydns did registration and it's possible to get anycast DNS with it.

You don't know but ACE have agreements with Cloudflare and other copyright holders which allow them to know who is behind the cloudflare, guess what if they have domain in cloudflare + cloudflare dns.

Either way, might get a new router because my ISPs DNS isn't the best and I want to change it for the whole network, and I simply can't because my ISP has a backdoor to it and have disabled that featu

I've been using Bunny DNS since the start of August for a few domains and have never been charged the $1 per month. Its the only service I use with them and dont have any of the CDN stuff turned on so

DNS Proxy wasn't affected by this, since it uses a different script to sync.

No, they don't have features like secondary DNS. NS1 and cloudns have that service, but you need to upgrade your plan in order to use it as secondary DNS.

The "custom" nameservers you can set with the business plan are glue records (i.e. vanity nameservers). It's still Cloudflare DNS; you wouldn't be paying to not use their service.

so far nothing from racknerd or anyone, i have things on my list, racknerd 2 services, maybe 3, other ones maybe 1 (looking for a supports [insert anything] DNS lifetime...) and also well, a fridge (m

I thought this was already known, use Cloudflare as a registrar and you are tied to their DNS at least in the free tier. They issue SSL on your domains so you can do https redirections and also skip s

I was running into a DNS issue, and support made it pop up for me. I asked if it was going to count, and they said yes (Image)

Yes,but it's fairly easy to do the MX records. Just copy it from that dns panel to CF"#

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"Why use other nameservers when Cloudflare has perfectly very fast DNS servers?"

Cloudflare servers offer free DNS, but also free CDN. I am with @emg on this one.