@MrMazda:
This is just a hunch based on what I know about the legal processes for your area. You appear to be using your internet connection directly without the use of a VPN. It may be possible that a copyright troll has alleged your IP address to be suspected of copyright infringement, without actually providing specific details on what material that they feel to be infringed. This is most common when your ISP sees P2P traffic. I may be inclined to recommend the use of a VPN to skirt around this problem.
I personally use Pure VPN for this very purpose. While most VPN services are a paid service, I can say with confidence that the added privacy is definitely worth paying for the service. This will help to avoid any such issue between you and your ISP. From what I can see from the torrents that you have downloaded, I see no reason as to why your connections may be slow, which is why I am inclined to think that the DMCA may be the "problem" in your case, under one of the more obscure clauses that permits your provider to throttle your internet connection solely on the allegation of a suspicion of copyright infringement.
I do have NordVPN, but I only use it as a last resort. My speeds have picked up again. I can usually tell where the problem is.. because I use 4 different torrent sites a lot. When only one of them is slow, I know that it is that site that has an issue.
On a side note.. I would be a lot more concerned about copyrights on mainstream movies, porn, software, and music if most mainstream movies, porn, software, and music were not garbage.
