Connecting to company "webmail" with Safari

I am having trouble connecting to my company "webmail" using Safari... With old iPhone 3G it worked fine. But now with the new iPhone 4 it will not connect. I am even using the same link I was using previously, and have tried to type it in new. I get the warning screen "Cannot Veify Server Identity" and you click either "cancel" "details" or "continue".... Well I click the continue, Safari breifly says it is "loading" and then it drops out completely.... ANY IDEAS???? or suggestions???

Wasn't using webmail but an ordering log on for my company website and it wouldn't open the page with the saved passwords one day even though it had been working fir 2 months +
I switched off the password save as you guys suggested and now it opens but will only let we type 1 character per visit to log on field so have to type 1 move away come back type another.
What's the point of having a password save facility if it stops you getting into the sites you're using. Come on apple you've got to fix this quick.
This is really the only issue I've had with iPhone 4

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