WOW. You have no idea how much it makes he happy and encouraged to see that NFS is still making it. They were my first webhost, for price alone, and then overtime became my default because of the support.
Eventually moved on when my needs evolved and sort of...forgot about them until this comment.
I've been with them for about 10 years now. They've increased pricing and decreased support at the same time. They have introduced (probably 8 years ago) a static site option which is considerably cheaper.
But moving my static sites to S3 would be considerably cheaper.
Unfortunately, they discontinued the static site option 2(?) years ago. Now all sites are dynamic, but my static site costs have barely gone up, so its all good.
I too have mostly moved on, but I still have a couple clients that use them and I maintain an adjunct account and register my domains through them.
They provide an excellent service, especially for someone like the person asking this question.
I love NFSN. To me, it feels like a step up from conventional shared hosting, while not going as far as to be a VPS. Despite the price increase, I'm still a happy, longtime customer.
You get a bsd host with shell access for cheap.