Streaking on PDF on website

I've uploaded an interactive PDF I've made in InDesign CS5 to my website and I've gotten feedback that sometimes there is streaking/bleeding. It only happens when viewing from very few computers, not all the time. It looks great when I view it.

Only Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader can show every PDF according to its standard.
You could create a layer on the top in an INDD which cover everything, write on it that the people have to use Acrobat or Reader and make this layer invisible in InDesign before exporting it to PDF.
When someone is using a browser which does not support the standard he will see this layer.

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