Dan_HiHosting

Yeah, all host review sites are either owned by the very large (typically US) hosts, or run by affiliates.
 
Their top 10's are filled with the highest affiliate paying hosts, that have overcrowded servers and poor support.
 
Just use a forum such as this, UK Business Forums, or independent review sites such as review centre.
 
I'm not sure why that post is still up, it's clearly their site and the poor English gives away that it's spam.

read this thread
 
and here is the sceenshot of resource usage for last 7days
 
http://gyazo.com/7d81a3e6c712c23c13035c3a5005d5db
 
the peek of memory that u see in graph is when i installed wordfence
even I/O was going above limit
you can see the ram usage before wordfence and after i uninstall wordfence
 
from the picture u can see everything became normal after wordfence removal.. and yes i have come across many threads where ppl face issues with wordfence eating out memory

Yeah, free hosting is a false economy.
 
If you want your site to get traction just opt for a starter web hosting package. For around £3 per month or £30 per year you can get good starter web hosting with a free domain, 24/7 support, with good performance and crucially things such as a 99.9% uptime guarantee and a reliable home for your website, which you won't get with free hosting.
 
You can then easily scale up if your idea takes off.
 
If it's something you believe passionately about then that's hardly much of a financial commitment to do things properly.
 
You'll need to purchase the domain anyway, so you're only looking at another £22 or so per year on top of that for proper performance, support and reliability.
 
Best of luck