Need to find a new host (shared hosting)

[Andorspace]

I'm looking to move away from my current Host.
Currently I'm paying $20US/mo for the following:
30gb disk space
1000gb bandwidth/mo
I'd like to find a shared host for a similar price with established fast and helpful support who isn't susceptible to the IP blocking issues and downtime is. My current web host's support used to be great but is now largely useless.
Backup services would be great, too, if possible.

[rumsfo]

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[Northway]

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[Hostingsource]

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[Factager]

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[Exmasters-Mark]

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[DediRock]

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[Cidmenor]

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[Musven]

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[JamesDonaldson]

At the OP, have you already found the right company for your needs?