Loki12 wrote:Thank you very much but after trying evrything what was suggusted still have this problem probably there should be another solutin anyway thanks a lot for help
Sorry my Spanish is only slightly worse than my English! 
I just hope you can follow my ramblings.... 
I suspect it may be a DNS cache/redirect problem try using all the following IP's in your browser address bar:
87.240.131.102
87.240.131.103
87.240.131.104
Can you confirm all 3 still fail?
Unfortunately ICMP (and UDP) traceroutes are almost useless in these scenarios and you have to use TCPtraceroute instead.... and often a Layer Four Trace at that!
eg: ICMP trace via LFT
eg TCP (Nat friendly) LFT
You can see how the hops/routes change with protocol and the SPI/flag based firewalls involved and also number of hops with source/dest ports I used below for each protocol and host server:
Sometimes the host domain server load balancing schemes can cause issues for specific ISP's which you can't see conclusively on ICMP/UDP. The problem may therefore be sporadic,heal up and re-occur.....
If you use just an ICMP trace then it looks like you have a route into your host!
Worst case wait 5+ days and Level2 will remote into your CMTS/uBR and check for you....
Unless other Sheffield users on your specific uBR can replicate the issue then it might take some time for Level2 to investigate/escalate to Level3/Networks!
If VK have blacklisted your IP range then unless it time expires the Webmaster or domain host Admin will only usually respond to a request from an ISP anyway.....
Usual heuristic diag is also to test same end device on another ISP or VM connection(preferably on same uBR as you) or conversely a known working PC on yours.
If VM proxy also fails/blocked then possibly a bridged relay proxy (ala Tor Project) could well function as a temporary work-around.
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