The reason for this is that certain advertisers have started creating pages with various people's names on them to lure curiosity seekers. Then they make the names invisible so that you can see only product information or a link to their pages. In some cases, a Web page author simply hasn't yet finished the page and has set it to blank until it's finished. Authors achieve the blank appearance on their pages by making text the same color as the background-white on white, for example. If you want a good look at such a page, print it out.
Most Web browsers default to black for text colors, except for hypertext links.
Or you can highlight the page, then cut and paste to a blank text document. That way you can see whether the cunning page author really said anything about you. All rights reserved.