Pete, what very well could be happening is if your website has a Dynamic I.P. (instead of a static I.P.) then someone who had that I.P address before you could have been phishing or sending out spam and now that I.P address is flagged.
Your website host should be able to help you get this fixed and unflagged.
In the mean time, I have scanned the actual downloaded Temporary Internet photo files from Pete's website (which get downloaded to everyone's computer who is veiwing them) with MalwareBytes and my antivirus program, and neither detects any actual malware whatsoever.
Cliff
Thanks Cliff. I will work with my website host
