If you can access the site through www.megaproxy.com/freesurf/ or a similiar web proxy service, then Verizon is giving you access. The Web Host probably has an out of date filter.
He can either add your subnet to his network, or you can simply turn off your modem for four hours (there is a lease time on the ip address that doesn't expire for 4 hours) and then turn it back on. I usually tell folks to do this at night when they go to bed. Basically just unplug the modem and don't plug it back in until the morning.
OR if you want it right away, you can try chat support or Call Verizon, and don't bother telling them your problem AT ALL. just ask for tech support and ask if they can release your IP Address, or break the dhcp lease.
you should have your modem powered off when they do that, and don't plug it back in for AT LEAST 3 to 5 minutes before plugging it back in.
If you plug it in immediately, then you run the risk of that IP address coming right back to you, but if you give it a few minutes, it will most likely go back into the dhcp pool and get assigned to someone else, and you will be in perfect shape to get a new ip address.
