ISPs are starting to use this tactic more and more - when they discover torrenting sites, they don't block them on your IP - instead, they stop resolving them in DNS (which, presumably, blocks them for all!)

As noted, one easy solution is to use alternate DNS solutions.

I, personally, use the CloudFlare DNS services at IP addresses 1.1.1.1 & 1.0.0.1. CloudFlare is a major Internet provider - just not in the "last mile" delivery of services. Their DNS servers are non-logging and if you want REAL protection, they offer DNS services over encrypted channels!

Of course, if you use a VPN, the DNS servers you use will usually be those assigned by your VPN provider - which can ALSO be overridden to use the CloudFlare (or other) DNS services!

Even thought is said invalid link I was going to retry it and it already changed in the system. 👍 😊

@Logan26 said in Are there sites specifically blacklisted from GTRU?:

Nothing illegal - it's just that I can't find certain content posted or it gets taken down almost immediately. Maybe there are some secret codes for studios or 1337 speak that I don't of (which I think was recently banned).

I'm pretty sure it boils down to DMCA copyright takedown requests. The site is searchable by non-members (via Google, etc.) so content owners can search for their property and demand that it be removed. Then it is.

It's not discussed by site administrators, to my understanding. They simply comply with the notice and life moves on. By not talking about it they are also not tacitly acknowledging that torrents for such items are sometimes found here.

10-30 pictures for new [fresh] torrent post is allowed by the system [And make your torrent presentation neat] ...
20 pictures is the maximum for adding screenshots and covers [If you want to earn extra seed points = [1 point each picture if it is approve] ...
50 or more is becoming over rated and sometimes it is not related to the content ...
[Be aware of similar pictures as this will lead to picture spamming]
Also the system will tell you if you reach the maximum pictures upload ...

@Rlucas)

o yeah '-'

@fabr6 : I should add that there is one more option to help you with your ratio, and that is to donate money to the site to help pay for the servers that we are using. For every Euro that you donate, the site administrators will add a certain amount to your upload statistics.

Even better, right now those donations get extra credit due to a special offer that site administrators are running. If you donate 10 Euros, for example, they'll add 50 GB to your upload stats. Donate 20 and you'll get 120 GB.

Click on the Donate link at the top of your screen for more info.

muchas gracias por la esplicación .

@setecho look at the seeder/leecher ration on each freetorrent. if you have 120 seeders and 3 leechers you won't be getting anything out of the torrent. if it's a fresh torrent that is just getting distributed with like 10/80 then chances are good that you will be uploading a lot more.

@lololulu19
Something similar happened to me, it wouldn't let me download any torrent, I spent about a month without knowing what it was until I finally realized what it was, check in your profile options if the SSL Tracker box is checked, yes is not marked, mark it, your problem should be solved.

Found your post here. I would like to watch your videos from o4m and mfd. Where can i watch it? or maybe you can also upload it on gay-torrents.net. Ive been finding mfd igor videos especially his "fuck on demand" video. Hope I can download it

@kalayaan
Thank you!

@justhere4mrf

I would recommend linking to the original torrent no matter how you make your smaller torrents, for the reason you mentioned.

As mentioned, you can do it by date/year, situation (solo, dildo, etc) or some other type of theme.

@wakkawakka4

It's possible, depending on the staffing findings on the complaint.

If it's a duplicate, then the people that were downloading it when it got moved can continue getting it, but won't come back.