Lots of webhosts suffer from bad database support (too few database servers compared to what their customers needs demand).
I don't have any suggestion but I would review the ones that impose limits on their database usage.
And a hint:
Try to visit their forums and check out some of the customers website for response times
GiorgosK
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Yes that is what my common sense tells me,
but spying on some of the customer's websites (getting hosting from a particular host that you might be interest it in) will probably more valuable than anything else ....
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Iam with Host Gator, try it, they give you money back. take for one month as there are no commitments and you host a test site for a month. I would say they are the best bet as i did lot of research before choosing them.
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What do you want to learn about web designing? Read some dev article on my site www.coderewind.com
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1 Word and that would be Lunarpages with out a doubt, the cheapest most reliable web host ever, even the dedicated servers are awesome value..!
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