Abstract: Phase properties of a classical signal can be improved by amplification, approach that is problematic in its application on quantum states of light, mostly because amplification also introduces additional noise. However, there is a way around this problem. The amplification can work if reduced probability of success is accepted. There are several possible approaches to amplification, most of them relying on fine control of the light field at the single photon level. But noiseless amplification can be also achieved by substituting the expensive single photon resources with noise. And this will be the story of that rather counter-intuitive result...