In my country Mexico it was disruptive change a lot more people buying things online , people see them as a trustworthy company . <| sep |> Well it is A speed paint but I know what you mean . Sorry for the mislead <| sep |> That was nothing , you should hear me play peeanoooh ! <| sep |> Your upload speed is terrible . Even if you do keep your relay up , you ' ll be of minimal help to the network . I think you ' re messing up bits and bytes in your post . Or at least you don ' t realize that the advertised speed in atlas ~ 100 KBps is equal to 0 . 8 Mbps , AKA about half your maximum 1 . 6 Mbps . So certainly not less than 10 % utilization . If that misunderstanding isn ' t the problem , maybe you didn ' t realize that Tor normally uses very similar uploaddownload bandwidth . So sure you can download at a reasonable speed , but as a relay , that data has to go somewhere . And with your upload , it is going nowhere fast . Thus you don ' t move much data and thus you don ' t get much weight and thus no one uses your relay . So given a few more days , you might get above 50 % utilization . But even 100 % is barely anything . Guess what . The minimum advertised bandwidth Tor supports is 75 KBps yes bytes . You are currently pushing just over that , and are only capable of pushing about 3 x that . That ' s not much bandwidth .