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Sorry, this actually looks like it's a configuration issue with the virtualhost. I'm looking into it.

Whatever script you're running on your website...

I'll look into this.

Disable ALL your plug-ins.

You have to update your script to use the new domain.

I'm not sure, but we'll be upgrading to PHP 5.5 soon. It was scheduled for wednesday, but we ran into some issues.

I just dug into this a bit and it looks like the mysqli extension for mysqlnd isn't installed.. I'm talking with our administrators about this. Might be patched in the 5.5 update

A full backup is your entire home directory, mysql databases, and email accounts.

You'd be able to migrate your account over. I don't have too much experience with godaddy, but I don't believe they allow cpanel move's (built in functionality to transfer from one server to another).. so you'd have to take a full backup and restore everything manually (home directory, mysql...

Yes, premium's memory limit is much higher and you would most likely not run into this on there.

What do you mean by "unlimited accounts" It's not really the amount of accounts you have in your database/site.. but rather the massive amount of them is taking up too much memory, and the scirpt doesn't finish executing before it's done getting records from the database.

They might have to be removed... I might be able to remove them via mysql if you tell me when they were added.. but this might delete some of the legitimate records. I'd remove the records from a certain date/time forward. And, to answer your question in the original post, I'd honestly...

Line 148 of that page: <script type="text/javascript">var addthis_config = {"data_track_addressbar":true};</script>

We haven't changed any code on our end, therefore it's not an issue with our software. On top of that, no one on staff is able to reproduce this issue. I'd honestly recommend switching completely to Chrome or Firefox. Internet Explorer has a bad reputation, and really isn't a good browser.

I was watching around 8AM my time. I can't be watching your account for hours at a time. Did you disable plug-ins?

Why isn't using Chrome/Firefox instead of IE an option?

Go ahead and try to write a post now. I'm watching.

Just because you're using cloudflare doesn't mean that you're not using a high amount of CPU/memory.

Try disabling all your plugins, and see if the suspension happens again. Then, re-enable them one by one to see which one causes the issue.

I'd look at your plugins and anything else on your blog that might be using a lot of CPU/memory. I will try and monitor your server usage at the top of the hour.