Yeah, I couldn't figure it out -- must be a typo.

Anybody use Inode Host?  They sing a good song and the prices seems reasonable. US based.
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1260743
http://inodehost.com/shared.html

http://fluidhosting.com/comparison.php

seem ok, but the sites i have there are just static brochureware

I have servers at pair. Anyone tried pairLite?

Man I love pair, mysql is a bit sketchy, but that's the only host I've had for over a decade that I still lean on.

fluid is in the "ok" group. My steadfast acct switched to fluid (and went from v/good to ok.)

It's just all about getting what you pay for. Not really any winners at the bottom, just a few that suck less than the rest.

Sorry Drastic and Littleman it's soladrive

http://soladrive.com/

Thanks Jeff, next cluster goes there.

I was just about to open a SolaDrive account, but some folks at WebHostingTalk said to avoid them as they're selling off their clients:
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1257139
That thread's less than a month old.

Oh my 

the shocking thing is that they have a total of 138 clients and less than $6K in income. No wonder they want to sell them off!

After much digging I decided to give Hawk Host a whirl. They have a 50% off code that's still valid at WHT:
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=972982
It's dirt cheap with that offer. I'll give them a 30 days and see if I need to get a refund or not.

Bummer on sola. Nixed.

Hawkhost is decent, they're in my avg/above-avg stack. Like most, mysql gets bogged down sometimes.

This is going to sound stupid/crazy but I recently got a business account at hostgator.   The thing is I was able to get a dedicated IP and SSL working within a couple hours of getting the account.  Then I used their auto-install script to get the shopping cart system up and running quickly.  So far it has all been very pleasant and hassle free.

I've just taken on a client who hosts at http://webfaction.com and though I haven't done much with them, I like what I see.

http://www.webfaction.com/features

http://blog.webfaction.com/2013/03/a-look-at-installing-your-own-tools-on-webfaction-servers/

http://blog.webfaction.com/2011/11/fair-shared-hosting/