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Just curious: do you want to download more like compressed album stuff (mp3 & Co) or also full DVD's and uncompressed stuff (FLAC, DVD-Images)... For smaller stuff there are other web-based options also, without VPN involved. But I don't know your usual download/upload-behaviour, so...

I download both CDs and DVDs, it doesn't matter to me I just wanna be able to download torrents normally~

I see... Both the VPN and the seedbox route will work if your Provider is really the one to blame (sounds like it, but it's not guaranteed). If it still sounds to complicated: A quick way I use to completely 'bypass' a BT-Client to download Torrents is https://filestream.me -> login just via Email lets you download Torrents up to 300MB for free (good for most compressed albums), if you login via facebook it works for files up to 1 Gigabyte (good for most FLAC releases). You just drag the Torrent-File you downloaded from JPS to their site, then it gets processed - usually in a few minutes - and then you can download the files(s)/folder as ZIP-File via normal HTTP-download without any restrictions your Provider might add to the Bittorrent-Protocol otherwise, it's a normal Browser-Download this way, your Provider will not 'see' it. It's basically a small free leechbox, the 'lite version' of a seedbox - the downside; size-limit and of corse NO upload/seeding after the download finishes, which is a bit against the whole concept of Bittorrent. To stay in a positive Ratio you would have to ask other users for Bonus Points (I have some spare)! Because of this a real seedbox would still be the best option because of the seeding part, for the second best try if a VPN connection helps, my hint is only a third/alternative option if nothing helps. hth