Sad to say that's on your end, the website works fine. I realize this is frustrating, but you're not alone and will keep having issues until you do "something" about it.
Often the cause is using a sketchy VPN service. If you use a VPN try disabling it, and if that works you might want a better VPN.
Other times it's because a person lives in the middle of nowhere and their Internet Service Provider is small and got hacked previously and is still on a list. If that's the case you can use a VPN service. (Looking at Ken's comment this is likely related to your issue, you might want to use a VPN and set your location to inside the country you're looking to buy products from--not the U.S. specifically.)
Sometimes it's caused by a browser plug-in, possibly one that has been hijacked for malicious purposes. Do you have a strange add-on?
Nowadays it's less common to have a virus, but getting hacked through installing games, casino software, home automation apps, store apps that load unsecured advertisements, etc. can happen. For a while at work one of our employees kept getting infected from ads on a Ford Enthusiast site, we put in an appliance to filter web traffic and that solved that problem.
Most of this is the result of thieves trying to steal from random people. Crime sucks, we all pay the price.
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