Just checking: It is being seeded?

Anyway you could sign up to a VPN, they're generally pretty cheap.

Randomize the port you're using, and maybe think about putting a bandwidth cap in place to keep the ISP's attention off of you in the future. If they're throttling you now, it's because they're losing a lot of bandwidth to you, so if you can get your client to manage that instead, they shouldn't throttle you again.

If you're not using a client that can do those things, get one. There's no reason not to be using a client at uTorrent-level.

>>3549
It shows up that it is not but it definitely has seeds.
>>3554
okay thanks. I'm using bit torrent on a mac but it still looks like I can do all this.

What is a safe rate to set my allocation?

>>3555

Depends on a) your service provider b) the tier of Internet you're paying for. Just poke around their website for details on monthly bandwidth capping.

For example, I have the Cox Preferred package. I'm allowed 200gb of up/downloading per month.