Seeding a Created Torrent

I currently use uTorrent 1.7.7 (build 8179) as my torrent client.

The Problem

When I create a torrent and upload it, I don't connect to anyone who is trying to download, even if there are 7 or more trying to download from me. If I do connect, the connection is short lived, for no longer than a minute, I'll upload a meg or two and then the torrent will promptly disconnect.

This will happen when all other torrents are switched off and uTorrent is closed down and re-started. I have no problem connecting to and seeding back files that I download.

The Facts

I am fully connectable and port is opened.

Torrent is created in uTorrent.

After uploading the torrent, the torrent I have uploaded is deleted and a new torrent is downloaded and directed to the file.

The torrent checks and moves to completed/seeding.

Initial-Seeding is checked in torrent properties (no different when just seeding).

Bandwidth allocation is set to *High*.

I have a VDSL connection.

I installed another client called "Deluge" and it connected and seeded the files without any problems at, at a respectable speed.

The Solution

I'm hoping that some one here can supply that.

Thanks in advance.....

Frombie

Have you tried 1.8 yet?

I suspect ISP interference.

I read something about Deluge being able to get around ISP interference, you can try the 1.8 alpha, self-contained for testing.

I seriously doubt it is my ISP as live in South Korea. I have uploaded on torrents that I have snatched at 300 kBs and download at 1.4 mBs.

The problem only exists on torrents that I have created and uploaded.

No, I haven't tried 1.8 yet, I think that is an alpha version. Off to check on that wild statement now.

I was just perusing the "slow speed" forum and made some changes in my preferences, I'll see what that does for me as well.

Cheers for the responses.....

It's ISP interference. It doesn't mean it's YOUR ISP though. The How-To lists process to follow to find where the stickler is. 1.8 implements the same workarounds found in Deluge which is why DWKnight suggested it.