Sounds like you have a hole somewhere in your account where the bad guys keep coming in.  I would suggest that you follow the suggestions here first:

http://wiki.lunarpages.com/Web_Site_Security_Breaches

Also be sure to check folder permissions, to make sure nothings is writable by the general public, change your passwords, also be sure to check files like your .htaccess to make sure no code that shouldn't be in there is in there. 

I have an IP address of 67.195.113.227  which shows the first error logs for my hacked sites. This is in Sunnyvale, CA. If this isn't from someone at LP, then I think this is my hacker.

And he/she seems to be trying to access all of this right now. Meaning NOW, as I am typing.

Might also check your file/folder permissions:

http://wiki.lunarpages.com/Chmod_-_Changing_File_and_Folder_Permissions

fretnmore, I do not think it is a fair thing to say that Lunarpages does nothing to help, as the web site security breaches article is a great reference point for clients to learn from.  Also, as many forum regulars know here, if you need any further documentation, help or anything else under the sun and ask me, I will usually bend over backwards in order to provide it.   We can help persuade users to keep themselves secure, and we can provide you with the tools and articles to do so - however we can not monitor every account to make sure your account is secure or not.  Users also need to take the responsibility to make sure there are no security holes on their hosting site, that they are using the latest/most up to date versions of any script or service out there, and that they do not infect themselves via their own computer.  

What we do here is work together with our clients to help.  These forums are here as a collective resource for customers to come together and help with exactly this type of issue.  We are all here to help and learn from each other.  

Thanks Brant. I had no idea that was the crawler. It's following links from somewhere on the site that I didn't put there and that is why it is getting the errors. Great, now in addition to Google, Yahoo will be calling it an attack site.

Mitch, I did NOT say that Lunarpages does nothing to help. I summarized the page you sent us to - basically it said to change your password and clean up your files.  That helps to fix the current existing problem. It doesn't help figure out how to keep it from happening again. As you know this the second time I have dealt with this in just a little over a month.

All of my scripts are up to date. At least they were as of the middle of June when I finally got the last hack cleaned up. My computer is clean, so how are these idiots getting into our accounts? I haven't a clue! I wasn't trying to be nasty or upset you, I just want to find out how to stop this from happening over and over and over again.