Blocked from websites??

I'm not sure if this is the correct place to ask this, so apologies if it isn't, but I seem to consistently get blocked from various websites...
I'm connecting through a broadband connection through a belkin router. if I switch the router off and then back on again I can get to the sites in question, but after loading 2 or three pages from the site I once again get 'blocked' and the site times out. I don't have this problem on any other computer/connection and if I cloak my IP address I can get to the sites OK. I do however need 'proper' access to these sites as they contain important accounts of mine so accessing them via a cloaked IP isn't satisfactory.
It seems as though something in the router is blocking access. Does anyone have any ideas how I can stop this happening? Is there a setting in the router configuration that may be causing this?
G5 PowerMac Dual 2Ghz. 2.5GB RAM. Mac OS X (10.4.8)

OK... Some specifics.
The site I always get blocked from is spreadshirt.net, I also sometimes get blocked from tiscali.co.uk and occasionally the iTunes Store (either via iTunes itself or via my web-browser). If I cloak my IP address then I can access them or if I power-off and then power-on my router I can access them again. Although I can only ever get to a few pages on the spreadshirt.net site before being blocked out again.
My ISP is plusnet and the router I'm using is a Belkin ADSL Modem with Wireless-G Router, I don't use the wireless side of it but have it connected via an ethernet cable. The model No of the router is F5D76324.
Thanks,
Alan.

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