I have the means to monetize torrents if I could keep them online long enough to get indexed and get a couple of leechers.

As a long time user of btjunkie I used to be able to share torrents without a problem, but now I haven't been able to get any torrent to stay up for more than an hour, and they get deleted before I can get any leechers.

Has anyone else experienced this change in the way new torrents are treated? Or better yet, does anyone have a solution to keeping torrents alive?

Try different content. Try different IPs. Just try everything and remember what works. Then go from there. There is no definite answer.

I've tried multiple types of content from pdf's, mp3's, avi's, exe's, zip's, and rar's from my own ip and other ip's and nothing stays up long enough to get a single leech. Its like the torrents are dead on arrival. How does everyone get their torrents started? Techie wise I'm better than this problem, but this has me stumped.

they must be tracking you somehow: if it's not the IP, it can be your cookies/flash cookies, your user agent, you're creating multiple accounts with the same password, you're using a specific disposable email service, you're seeding the torrents from the same IP even if the torrent files has been uploaded from different IPs...

try other torrents storage...