Itunes could not connect to store, the network connection was refused.

Safari doesn't work either because it "could not connect to server" but the wierd thing is that Mozilla Firefox works.
Could someone help me out??
Thanks

For all who are still fighting this problem. I figured out why it stopped for me... Web Proxy was set (turned on) for the local machine (127.0.0.1).
I had installed and subsequently removed the trial version of KidsGoGoGo, a parental control application for MAC. I had tried everyone elses suggestions for fixing this iTunes Store connection problem - all to no avail. I last tried the OpenDNS solution which also did nothing... Although I may stick with it to see if it truly speeds up name resolution. Changing my DNS entries reminded me that one of the steps in configuring KidsGoGoGo was to set up web proxy to point to the local machine (127.0.0.1). I looked at the settings there, and realized it was still set. I removed the check for web proxy... and now all is well.'
Hope this helps someone else.
Regards,
Michael

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