Last updated: June 2026
1. What this site is
neylscout is independent and informational, covering all seven major UK networks without favouring any of them.
2. No official ties
neylscout (neylscout.online) has no connection to Three Mobile, O2, EE, Tesco Mobile, Vodafone, Sky Mobile, iD Mobile, or any of their parent companies.
3. About the brand names you'll see
Network names and colours mentioned belong to their own owners, used here only so you know which network a page covers.
4. Why there's no pricing
Check current costs directly with the network in question — we don't display them here.
5. Things change
Network features and policies shift often. Always double-check before deciding based on anything you read here.
6. What we can't do
We can't reach your account with any network or process payments on your behalf.
7. On safety
We will never ask you to read out a one-time passcode, your card's security number, or your online banking login — not on this site, not by email, not on a call. Genuine network staff don't need these either. If a call ever feels off, end it and ring back using the number printed on your last bill.
8. Where liability sits
neylscout isn't liable for decisions made based on what's published here.
9. Governing law
England and Wales.
10. Get in touch
hello@neylscout.online
A quick note on who we are: neylscout (neylscout.online) is run by independent researchers, not by any mobile network. We write about Three, O2, EE, Tesco Mobile, Vodafone, Sky Mobile, and iD Mobile because people ask us about them — none of these companies sponsor us, pay us, or have any say in what we publish. We are not a reseller and we never sell airtime, SIMs, or contracts through this site, and you won't find a single price on these pages, because prices move too often for us to keep accurate. If you ring the number on this site or fill in our form, you'll reach our own small team — never a network's official support desk, and never anyone able to touch your account. Every brand name and logo colour you see here belongs to the company it names; we use them only so you can tell which network a page is about, not to suggest any partnership. Treat everything here as a starting point for your own research, and check the final word with the network directly before you commit to anything.