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Years ago we used Godaddy which was fine for hosting non-databased oriented pages, simple html, etc. Then we did a site at GoDaddy with a mysql backend and they could not get the job done. Performance was lousy. Plus you could measure performance slow down from the middle of the night into the day as internet usage increased.

That was years ago and maybe they have their issues fixed.

We switched over to Bluehost as did several other people that I knew that had similiar problems at Godaddy.

Bluehost's performance has been excellent. The customer support has been stunningly good, better than everyone I deal with in any industry.