You were redirected here, because an eMule Plus client banned you from its upload queue.
This action implies that you won't get a single byte from it until the ban time elapses.


Why you were banned?

- You are using a client that is not following the GPL (General Public License) by not providing sources or because of the removal of copyright notices.

- You are using a client that is known to be a leeching program because of features like disabling the upload.

- You are using a client that is known to be dangerous to the network because of its features like server hopping, manual banning and the likes.

- You are contacting the client repetitively (being aggressive) because of ISP problems or constant reconnections.

- You are contacting the client repetitively (being aggressive) because of a bug in your client or misusage of a feature (e.g. request shared files multiple times).

What steps to follow?

- The banning isn't forever in some cases. The maximum time it can last is 5 hours, but most clients have the default setting of an hour.

- GPL violators however are banned every time the client tries to connect, so is better you change your client.

- You should check you're not having any network problems and that your client is well coded.

- You can ask at your client support forum for help in solving the issue or you can visit eMule Plus or original eMule's forum.

If you know your client is known to have some harmful features or was banned by the community we strongly suggest you to change it for one that follows the more than simple rules established by original authors and that is fair to the network.

You can get one of those from http://emuleplus.info or http://www.emule-project.com