Yep. Follow nacs's advice. I ran into a similar problem when using Google Apps and registering a domain name. Google often uses services like domainsbyproxy.co

Yep. Follow nacs's advice. I ran into a similar problem when using Google Apps and registering a domain name. Google often uses services like domainsbyproxy.com to reserve domains for users. Your DNS console is buried in something like that. It's janky and frustrating... but figure out your DNS access info, "unlock" your domain, and get it away from Google to avoid these sorts of problems.