@nix54 This sounds like a port forwarding issue. Our tracker is very sensitive with port forwarding for some reason. In order to get proper upload traffic all the time, you need to make sure that the port your torrent client is using is forwarded through your home router or VPN to your computer, both in TCP and UDP. Without this, you will notice the exact symptoms you seem to be having.
If it's of any help, your current torrent client is reporting that it seems to be using port 63357.
@serenity There is one thing I don't think you quite realize..... Both right wing and left wing are of the SAME BIRD.... Just sayin'
@raphjd Am I detecting that you're allergic to bullshit?
@john32123666 Those are for physical storage... I'm looking for the kind of storage you need to store mass amounts of digital porn haha
Of course spitting is highly offensive... You earned it, now swallow it! LOL
@serenity And you are sooooooo out of touch with reality. It must be nice living in denial. I should try it sometime!
@john32123666 That's something else entirely my dear! LOL
@blablarg18 From my experience, the reality is that they're not as great as they're made out to be. For instance, there are several cases here in Ontario (Canada) where local fire departments have had to consult with the manufacturer of various EV's because in the event of a bad crash, the batteries are known for heating up and randomly bursting into flames, having to be put out multiple times by the fire department, only to burst into flames again.
As well, there lies the issue of the batteries. Not only are they not recyclable, but to make matters even worse, they come at a crazy cost and need to be replaced every few years. IMHO, the "green vehicle" concept needs to come a lot further than it already has to be a viable replacement for traditional gas powered vehicles.
As for the power situation, here in Ontario, most of our electrical supply comes from running water such as rivers, and lakes, or even the biggest supply of them all.... Niagara Falls. So in that sense (at least in Canada), they do have far fewer emissions, however on a global scale, a lot of the electricity used to power these things comes from coal or nuclear power plants, which put out just as much emissions to produce the energy as the gas powered vehicles do, thereby making them ineffective as a "green" solution.
@jawsbruin After taking a look into some geeky stuff on our end, I see that you are using uTorrent 3.6.0. This is going to be your issue, as it is has known compatibility issues with our site. The only known fix for this is to roll back to uTorrent Classic 3.5.5 or earlier. FWIW: QTM is written to work with uTorrent 2.2.1, which I use and support.
You can find uTorrent 3.5.5 here:
https://www.utorrent.com/downloads/complete/track/stable/os/win/
If you're looking for the older 2.2.1, which QTM supports, you can find a download link from my server here:
https://www.tech911solutions.com/docs/uTorrent-2.2.1.exe
@john32123666 A little from column A, and a little from Column B!! Haha
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@Rotron Admittedly, there is also a part of me that wants to see if I can swallow it whole.
You are modest, swallowing it whole is just a piece of cake for you
Shhhhhh..... Don't let all of my secrets out of the bag now 
@raphjd Holy crap Batman! And I thought my storage capacity after the recent upgrades was huge.... I bow to thee!
@Rotron I am ideally looking for 2. One for my TV tower (in my bedroom) and one for my server in the basement. For the server, it would be the ONLY external drive. For my TV Tower, it would replace the existing 500 GB drive to become the ONLY drive.
I am in Southern Ontario (Canada), so Amazon is perfect
@Rotron 2 TB.... That's cute.... My laptop has a 5 TB external. My TV Tower with porn and movies has 16 TB, and my server has an 8 TB porn drive.
When my drives start to get full, I don't start deleting stuff.... Oh no, no, no.... I just get bigger drives. Haha. My porn collection is over 6 TB between the three machines.
@Rotron Where do I get them and for how much? I'll take TWO of them.... One for my TV Tower, an one for my server.
@Rotron Admittedly, there is also a part of me that wants to see if I can swallow it whole.
@lololulu19 It's not painful.... It's quite pleasurable actually.... I'm all for it. It reaches places and spots that a dick or a dildo simply can't
@fkamio No idea, but DAMN.... I wanna fee that monster thrust balls deep into my hole!
@kalayaan That would involve having to buy all of Google, which in and of itself is owned by a much larger parent company. I remember when YouTube used to be independent.
@jjazz44 This is likely because Nord doesn't support proper port forwarding (at least not on all of their servers) that I am aware of. In order to get proper upload traffic, you need to have the port your torrent client uses forwarded through your VPN both in TCP and UDP in order to get proper upload traffic. This is likely the cause of your issue while using NordVPN.