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fabulous Fabulous.com DNS taking forever

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I just bought a domain, and I first pointed the DNS to Fab, last night, and this morning is finaly worked, but the keyword was not targeted to the site the old site was about, so I started to build a new site. Then I changed the DNS to my host, and have made the site, however the DNS will probably take till tomorrow to get propagated. I know in the old days the DNS toke this long, but most DNS is now instant, so this is taking too long.... Mike why is this?
 

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I usually use http://www.dnsstuff.com/ (see DNS lookup, select NS in combo box and type your domain name) to check DNS status real-time for your domains
 

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Fabulous DNS servers use RapidDNS and should propagate the nameserver changes from domain names to the root servers within 5 minutes.
 
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