LED lighting

LED-Lights.co.uk is the stockist of a massive range of LED bulbs, and serves a diverse set of customer needs, from basic bulbs to colour changing bulbs, LED tubes and so forth. The LED bulbs on sale at LED-Lights.co.uk are top quality, competitively priced, and they’re used in hotels, and sold by select retailers such as John Lewis. When it comes to colour-change LED bulbs, one of the most popular in LED-lights.co.uk’s colour changing LEDs range is the Auraglow Remote Control Colour Changing LED Light Bulb. This inexpensive energy saving bulb comes with a small remote that lets you switch between a rainbow of colours, and it’s possible to select fading or strobing modes. LEDs-lights.co.uk also provides a range of LED tube lights, from 600mm to 1500mm in length, with some impressive quantity discounts for bulk buyers (buying 50 or more LED tubes gains you a £3.50 discount off each light). LEDs-lights.co.uk is also a trusted supplier of LED bulbs to businesses, which when given a large organisation’s lighting bills, can mean massive savings with LEDs-lights.co.uk’s bargain prices – and bulk buying discounts. More: http://www.savethemoorings.org.uk/Lights.htm

Incahoot offers mobile and broadband deals

Incahoot is a website with one primary aim: To save you money. It’s a group buying organisation, meaning that Incahoot users get together and use their group buying power to leverage the best deals on mobile phones, broadband, landline phones, insurance, and energy tariffs. You could save over £1,000 with group buying energy deals coupled with mobile and broadband savings.

If you’re looking for a good deal on a mobile phone, then look no further than Incahoot. The site boasts a range of mobile phone contract offers, including some stand-out offers on iPhones, the Samsung Galaxy S3, and BlackBerry Curve 9320 (many with cashback or £100 bill credit). Check out Incahoot's mobile phone offers.

Incahoot also specialises in ferreting out the best home broadband deals. Some of the cheapest deals in the UK are put up on the website, such as half price broadband for a full year with Plusnet. For more information, check out the company's cheap broadband plans.

Money can also be saved in the world of insurance with Incahoot – but the service also takes into account results, too. In other words, these aren’t just the lowest charging insurance firms available, but the trustworthy ones too, so you can breathe easier if you do have to make a claim. Read more about Incahoot's insurance services. More: http://www.sportscouncil-ni.org.uk/Incahoot.htm

Change of ISP

Well, it looks as though I'm finally moving ISP from Zen back to BT broadband, as I just called Zen for a MAC code.

It's a shame, really, as Zen has a far better reputation for service and support than BT, but the problem of wireless interference is a constant and annoying problem.

Plus BT are offering mobile broadband with their new broadband packages, and free BT openzone minutes, which will be very useful for business travel.

The caveat is that the pricing on the BT website is quite misleading, as those shown only apply to certain exchanges (apparently) plus they include 24-month pricing, which can take as much as 25%-30% off the 12-month price (so Option 3 is £45+VAT over 24 months, or £30+VAT over 12 months).

Still, at least I know from experience that the BT router supplied is far less susceptible to wireless intereference.

Which is very important, because if I couldn't get decent business broadband, I'd have to consider more serious broadband connection packages, such as a leased line or custom business SDSL, both of which are priced higher than normal mass-market broadband packages.

In the meantime, I can only hope the move to BT goes smoothly, and that I don't end up getting caught up in their cold automated support process - as BT customer service is not renown for being good.