The two torrents you are downloading are freeleech, which is a great start as these will not count towards your download totals. As a general rule, always seed your torrents. As well, make sure the port your torrent client uses is forwarded through your router of VPN to your computer, both in TCP and UDP.

There should at least be a rule about showing mutilated body parts in the preview pics. I have nothing against certain fetishes but seeing that stuff just makes me feel sick and kills the mood.

It could be due to DMCAs.

Hits = number of unique users to open the torrent information page Snatched = number of users who have completed 100% of the torrent Total Traffic = the total amount of traffic generated by the torrent

Click "Search" instead of "Browse"

Unregistered torrents are torrents that have been removed from the tracker for some reason. Unfortunately, once it goes unregistered, there's nothing you can really do with it.

Thank you. I thought it might be a warning about the torrent's integrity.

@ManHandler: There seem to be torrents that are labelled as amateur, homemade (which have an image of sex on the thumbnail), solo (which presumes it's a solo scene with completion), etc. I'm running into torrents that are softcore, but not labelled for what they are. It seems deceptive so people can boost their ratio while uploading stuff people don't want. Can you make a rule that if there's no finish in the video (not the picture), or if it cuts past and just shows the after effect, it's labelled as what it is? It's annoying to download a gigabyte that pulls down your ratio and boosts theirs just to find out it was just something you can find on Google images or some dude's Instagram. Thanks There are a LOT of low-quality torrents submitted to improve ratios. There's already a rule about accurate descriptions of torrents.  If you run across one that is not accurately described, report it. https://www.gaytor.rent/rules.php#102 11.  Any information, e.g. the title, categories, pictures and description must correctly represent the content of the files shared with the torrent and avoid misleading members about the content. This applies as well to additions, votes or comments made by other members than the original uploader. In doubt, rather than providing wrong information, omit it. At least one good quality picture is mandatory for the torrent presentation.

@RainbowCloud: Back in the day, a model collection might be 1GB.  It's now 10GB. While it's not the central point of this thread, I must chime in re: the point above…. Agreed to the problem with "collection sizes," which are only accelerating.  I recently scolded an uploader for essentially posting an unedited, non-curated "dump" of 163 GB of an OnlyFans model, most likely everything from legitimate sex to tooth-brushing and unpacking groceries.  No descriptions of files at all. I think there will come a time (if not already) where many downloaders will take a pass on collections with so much excess, unidentified content.  So much of it is boring, repetitive, poorly filmed, etc… I would also support more rules to give downloaders the information they deserve, or have GTRU take such uploads off the boards until they are made into more manageable segments that include basic file info, themes, etc.     :cool2: (...and i do hope the exchange idea moves forward!)

Yeah it works fine for me. @markos98: @bearbearbear: @markos98: @Naminated: What exactly seems to be the issue? Well once I downlod the torrent, it just won’t start, all it says is ‘connecting to peers 0.0%’ and stays that way forever. I downloaded stuff from here many times and everything was fine but this one just won’t start. I’m pretty much a begginer here so sorry if I didn’t explain it that well There are plenty of peers and your ratio is okay (for now) so there must be some problem on your end.  Try deleting the torrent file from your torrent software and re-downloading it from here and adding it again.  Might help to close your torrent software and reopen it. I downloaded it sucessfully a couple days ago so everything's fine

@MrMazda: It is likely the torrent was promoted. Check the first line of the description for the original upload date. I think of those as "recycled" instead of "promoted" because they have the recycle symbol in the title.

Also, once the torrent has a certain number of seeders, it also won't work either.

Thank you for your assistance. I found the browser bug, it was a little addon that should not have been interfering. I somehow fixed uTorrent to allow the connections when I was experimenting. I do not exactly know how I fixed it, but heck, I'll take it  Now, Twinks