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Hello and welcome to our forums!

¡Muy buenas y bienvenido a nuestros foros!

Google translation: Please post in ENGLISH...

Have you tried looking at canyouseeme.org? Perhaps you have another (or several) firewall(s) enabled that you're not aware of. Not starting right away is quite normal, with magnet links...it usually takes a little bit longer than a regular torrent that is well-seeded. As for the download speed being higher at the very beginning, that's also quite normal - it's the time that your client is interchanging "handshakes" with other clients and seeing wether you are mutually compatible (reliable, speedy, etc.) with one another.

Buenas noches. Ruego que la próxima vez que escribas en español lo hagas en el foro que tenemos para ello... es mucho más fácil detectar cuándo algo necesita ser traducido. Éste post será movido cuando se termine de responder. Foro Español - Spanish Forum Good evening. I beg that the next time you write in Spanish, you do so in the forums that we have for that purpose...it's much easier to detect when something needs to be translated. This post will be moved when it has been answered.

ROFL!!

We, the volunteering Staff at BitComet Forums, are very pleased to announce the promotion of our newest Moderator, Rhubarb, to Tech Support. Please join us in giving him a warm welcome. Congratulations, Rhubarb!! :)

Don't you just HATE necroposting?? LOL!! :D

This is a demonstration of stubborness (akin a donkey with blinders) that dates back to something that accidently happened over a decade ago and, although it was corrected way back then, some private sites have never wanted to evolve and update themselves (sheer laziness) with updated and proven facts, information and tests performed by renowned and impartial parties. Not much that we can do except what Rhubarb suggested... educate them and ask them to change their policies.

Please do not open a new thread as a continuation of another one...it'll just make everyone reading it very confused. Keep further posts (assuming that they're about the same issue) in the same thread. *Post merged into Original Thread*

Hello and welcome to the forums! :D

The great majority of private individuals/regular homeowners have what is called a "dynamic" IP address. This simply means that their IP address is "rented/leased" by your ISP to you, for a limited amount of time (usually no more than 24 hours). Of course, since your ISP charges you for more than 24 hours, it changes your IP address periodically so that you are able to obtain a continuous service of more days (usually an entire month). Now, instead of stopping your service every 24 hours, assigning you a different IP adddress, and re-starting a newly "rented" one, they make this change automatically and periodically, so that you don't notice when your first address is changed to your second one. This also (often) happens when you start/re-start your computer and your router starts to obtain an available IP address. It most certainly is NOT. Is it possible to forward ports if you have a dynamic IP? Of course you can! Don't let them try to convice you otherwise... (Some ISPs have even been known to try to convince their customers that they needed a Static IP in order to forward ports...This only means that the ISP is trying to trick you into spending a LOT more money than you need to).

Practically all clients use kB/s and not MB/s (The kb/s are much smaller.) Pratiquement tous les clients utilisent des kB/s et non des MB/s. (Les kb/s sont beaucoup plus petits.)

Bonjour et bienvenue sur les forums! Oh non, non, non ... BitComet est très vivant, je vous assure ... hahaha