If you are looking for asp.net hosting, I'd recommend:
http://www.discountasp.net
http://www.crystaltech.com
These are both inexpensive but not extremely cheap, but you get what they say you get and you get excellent support.
I have had horrible luck with the really cheap asp.net providers. For example,
http://www.parcom.net
Problems with parcom sound really similar to the problems listed with lunarpages. They give large amounts of disk space, but if any content on that disk space isn't linked to a webpage, they delete it without warning (the moron who runs the company actually brags about deleting site content in the forums). Contacting support for issues, you almost always have to diagnose the problem for them unless it is really a basic issue. The forums used to be public but now are private, and if you post a complaint or a service issue, it immediately gets deleted. Like lunarpages, if you keep posting complaints you get banned from the forums. They claim that you get large bandwidth, but shut down your site and tell you to move to dedicated hosting if you try to use it. Oh, and I almost forgot -- the owner of Parcom frequently urges customers to post good reviews on those webhosting review sites, and rewards (free hosting for a month, etc) people for doing things like that.
http://www.discountasp.net
http://www.crystaltech.com
These are both inexpensive but not extremely cheap, but you get what they say you get and you get excellent support.
I have had horrible luck with the really cheap asp.net providers. For example,
http://www.parcom.net
Problems with parcom sound really similar to the problems listed with lunarpages. They give large amounts of disk space, but if any content on that disk space isn't linked to a webpage, they delete it without warning (the moron who runs the company actually brags about deleting site content in the forums). Contacting support for issues, you almost always have to diagnose the problem for them unless it is really a basic issue. The forums used to be public but now are private, and if you post a complaint or a service issue, it immediately gets deleted. Like lunarpages, if you keep posting complaints you get banned from the forums. They claim that you get large bandwidth, but shut down your site and tell you to move to dedicated hosting if you try to use it. Oh, and I almost forgot -- the owner of Parcom frequently urges customers to post good reviews on those webhosting review sites, and rewards (free hosting for a month, etc) people for doing things like that.