Safari blocks my email access

I am getting a 'too many redirects' notice whilst trying to open my email account with Virginmedia.com.
Nowhere in Apple's 'support' is there any help or admission their Safari program can be sorted to cure the problem. In fact they want £25 for a 'one-time' service agent to talk to me about it - really helpful.
I have cleared History, shut down and restarted and tried everything but the program has absolutely no help at all or suggestion on how it can be cured - just a bland message saying this is the problem.
Does anyone have any ideas, please?
Graham

Please see the advice on this page:
Safari: "Could not open the page, too many redirects" - Apple Support
Virgin media itself isn't helping: I just looked at my VM webmail and it went through I think five redirects before landing, which is frankly daft. However I did get there, so the advice on the page above may sort it.

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