Hosting support

Okay, without all the gruelling history about why I want to move to a VPS provider I'm putting this out here. Affordability, stablity and speed are the key factors. So far it's down to slicehost.com and linode.com with hotdrupal.com still in consideration. I don't want to go to an oversubscribed VPS and wind up paying more than I do or my current shared hosting plan and get the same response time from an oversubscribed virtual.

I was reading this thread about Siteground: http://drupal.org/node/84935 and I wanted to bump it up it since I have had problems with them too
Has the thread been closed? Why would that be?

I am new to the Drupal world, and website maintenance. I do have a technical background though....

I currently have a Weekly Calender on my site.... we are looking to replace the current calender page (leave the main redirect button as it is) with a iframe.
I have the iframe code that is needed to drop in place, but i need to know where and how to do this on the drupal menu.
I don't want to screw anything up.... but, don't feel i need to get our old programmer involved either.

I am basically looking to replace the webcontent with the code for the iframe.

After a long experience with hosting companies, I found That the few of this companies are Honest

they give u a amazing prices with a lot of Features.

they say that u will have an unlimithed storage, and unlimited band with, and unlimited subdomain and ....

but when ur sites will have a lot of visitors thay will suspend ur account...

Hello Everyone,
I get a white screen when logging in and out of drupal 6.x on a which is on a hosted server. When i refresh the page the white screen disappears. I never had this problem in my production server or any of my drupal previous installation. I checked the memory limit and execution time but both are ok as i dont get a white screen when i go to administer-> modules( since common white screen comes in this page).

Can anybody tell me what`s going wrong? Is it something to do with Cache?

When looking for a host, if I had an area where people leave comments or have discussions on a site, and the user base was around 100+, where are the comments stored? In the database or files on the server?

Places like Godaddy allow you a large amount of storage, but a limited database (200m)

I really need to find a host that has a fast response time. Godaddy has proven to me to be pretty good in this fashion...although their control panels sucks bad.