My website URL is:
winhub.rf.gd
What I’m seeing is:
when opening winhub.rf.gd in IE5 on Win2000, it counts up from winhub.rf.gd/?i=1 until ?i=4, at which point it opens Turn cookies on or off - Computer - Google Account Help
I’m using this software:
monsta FTP
Additional information:
I opened the site on a virtual machine of Win95 also with IE5 - it worked fine on that.
IE5 is a very old browser. Which means that cannot run some of Javascript codes to create the required cookie for your site. Try to use an up to date browser 
Edit: win2000 is also outdated.
win2000? its deprecated already iirc? and try chrome if you really have a win2000. see how it goes!
As said above, Internet Explorer 5 is completely outdated. Please try using a modern browser.
Note, that even using a modern browser, you will see Buying and selling domains by experts | Hire a broker today! | Sedo - This is a verification / security feature and you can read more about it here:
The ?i=1 suffix is caused by a security system which relies on Javascript and Cookies to work. This should work normally with any browser and operating system from the last 15 years which hasn’t been configured in some kind of no-cookie/no-script paranoia mode.
But from what I remember of Internet Explorer, is always had some backwards security conventions, so I wouldn’t be surprised if this was caused by some misguided security system in the browser.
window 2000 and win95 along with ie5 is outdated, ie8 is the mininum version to be supported up to ie11, then there is microsoft edge in win10. Consider getting win7 + service pack 1, although it will be put onto extended support which means you can get chrome or firefox, not sure about opera.
Here is why you don’t use IE as your default browser, you only need to support IE8+, so save yourself from supporting IE7 and below.
Please (I beg you) stop using IE because it is a bad idea and microsoft agrees with that, and replaced it with microsoft edge (win 10 has it, win 7 or 8 is fine although it has IE instead (make sure you get a different browser than IE) ), then destroyed it and rebuilt it in chromium.
2nd edit: Here another reason why you don’t use IE 11 and it’s microsoft’s fault for the mess. It even forces you to turn your current javascript (ES6) into code for the previous javascript version (ES5)
https://medium.com/@burger.neal/the-end-of-life-of-internet-explorer-11-12736f9ff75f
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