Web page loads, but immediately goes to blank screen

Applies to website http://www.coals2u.co.uk/, displays the following:
"Click to Verify - This site has chosen a thawte SSL Certificate to improve Web site security"
also when clicking on BT account (https://www.bt.com/eIM/cya/reporting/latestBill.do?hKey=latestbill&ackey=8237017) 'view my bill'
shows loading 'transferring data from btow.touchclarity.com'

hi
tough to test it then....have you tried any other Mac browsers? Firefox or Camino or Opera perhaps.
Occasionally, the old IE5 for macs can work in these cases, where no other mac browser will - but I'd try some more modern ones first.
I'd also suggest asking the webmaster if there are known issues with macs when logged in.
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