"bad server response" issue

Hello,
This PC guy recently switched to a mac and I'm loving it so far.
I was using MS MOney and upon the advice of many I am experimenting with moneydance. When I tried to download my qif file from my bank I am receiving the "bad server response" error. I tried downloading the same file on my pc and it works fine.
I've done some searches on the boards and it sounds like this my be a safari related issue. What I haven't found is the way around it.
Any advice about how to clear this up so I may downloaded the needed files?
Thanks.

You're welcome.
Unfortunately, we still live in a Windows-centric world where some cites are developed with IE for Windows in mind without considering other browsers, especially on the Mac platform.
For that reason I think it's a good idea on the Mac platform to have an alternate browser. While I find Safari quite good for most sites, there are instances where a site's coding does not adhere to the same WebKit Standards used by Safari.
Here's the other Mac Browsers I have tried and found useful (Firefox is my favorite):
Camino,
Mozilla,
Opera,
Shiira
Haven't tried:
OmniWeb (shareware).
I excluded Netscape because I don't like it - never did.
Another suggestion is to contact the financial site inquiring about Safari compatibility.
Regarding the PDF, it may be how the site is coded. I rarely have problems viewing/downloading PDF's via Safari.

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According to your description, This issue is related to one of your clients. And I’d like to confirm if emails from the problematic user are stuck in the queue and other emails are delivered successfully.
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