No One Internet Avis 

I live in York and therefore had access to the original “ Gigabit” Internet . Sadly this was terminated by Talktalk as it had become obsolete… it was a nightmare dealing with talktalk so we moved to Noone Internet who had access to the gigabit infrastructure. The transformation in customer service was amazing .. I could actually speak to customer services by a phone call which was answered quickly and efficiently! I believe Noone now have partnered Home Telecom and this year my bill actually dropped ! But of course like all others they have introduced an annual price increase. They are still very competitive especially for 1gb speeds. Incidentally WiFi speeds are around half that speed, this is due to limitations in your home equipment .. if you plug into the router with a cable you will get much faster speeds.,
If you have the opportunity to move your internet provider to them just do it ! I promise you won’t regret your move .

A month after taking out my account they advise increased prices of 10%.

1 star might be a bit harsh cause when it works it’s great . However cuts off every now and again .

The connection is excellent without the frequent drop outs we experienced with our previous provider and at a great price as well. Although the phone lines are not open evenings they were really quick to respond to emails and resolved our initial issues quickly. There was a billing anomaly with the first bill but I called and that was resolved straight away.
Our previous provider tried to put us off switching to a smaller company as an unknown quantity but we're very glad we made the change.

Excellent service. I have been with No One Internet for 2 years now and they have been faultless. From installation, to communication and services they have been brilliant.
Don’t look any further.

Absolutely awful company. Bumping up the monthly charges after we signed up, even though we were only notified of the changes in February. Customer service is a joke - two e-mails that I have sent in have been met with, what appears to be, an automated AI response which had no relation to my question. Another request has been open for 6-7 days, with no response. Cannot wait to be out of contract with them.

No one Internet are quick to respond to emails and very helpful if there's a problem. They talked me through router set up and understood the needs of a non-techy person, However, I can't give 5 stars because they've recently switched customer support to Home Telecom, who are less helpful.

Arranging the install and the installation itself was fantastic and the engineers couldn't have been any better.
Service itself is for the most part, spot on. There has been however a couple of issues where, for no apparent reason internet would be lost. It does come back on its own for the most part but on a couple of occasions, I have had to reboot the ONT.

Promised me no price rises now they are saying it's in our TCs which it is but thats in relation to industry rises which they said very rarely happens and it is does its 10p something that they don't even add on basically different to CPI rises, I asked them this several times and they confirmed this through email support and on the phone guess what 6 months into the contract i get a £3 rise!.

Technical support is awful there basically is non. Phone lines do not get answered and when they do the line is dropped and you can to the start again. They claim to be the best there only piggy backing off another company. I cannot wait till the contract ends. Big mistake joining these guys absolute middle man ameuturs, I would strongly advise against these and to go with a reputable provider!

I have had no problems with my broadband since signing up, and the Internet service is fantastic.

Great customer service. After 6 months of trying to deal with Brillband to get CityFibre installed I was tearing my hair out! No One has been a breath of fresh air. A real person to speak to on the phone straight away. And they passed me to Stephen who has been dedicated to helping me get CityFibre installed with regular updates and support. What a delight! At last I have an installation date confirmed. No idea what the actual internet delivery is like yet, but so far, so good!

I've been trying to end my service for weeks, and I have received literally 0 response from No One Internet. It started as a great provider with great support, but recently they're completely gone. Very risky provider, and they seem to try to keep you in by force by not answering emails
EDIT: No One has now reached out to me and is actively working on succesfully ending my service as I requested

I implore anyone reading to not get involved with No One. The pricing and customer support seems incredible at first, but you will quickly learn your contract is with Home Telecom. Home Telecom have the most dire support of any ISP I've been a customer with. Usually if you call up an ISP and you know about tech, you can speak to someone knowledgeable and skip the "have you tried turning it off and on again" part. Home Telecom literally required me to confirm via email that I had indeed tried turning it off and on again, on the promise they would return to me within 48 hours of receiving it.

And what is the problem that has me wound up? They're are throttling me. Deliberately, and viciously. Despite paying for the advertised 1GB down/1GB up package, and regularly receiving fantastic 900/900 speeds, my connected is throttled to a measly 50-100mb down and FIVE MB UPLOAD during peak evening hours. Make no mistake; this is not a user issue or hardware problem - this is the provider deliberately throttling it's user.

Similar to TwoToneTedfrom Teddingtone, I called to order because the website wouldn't load the coverage checker (possibly because orders.noone.co.uk is giving a 500?). Initially they quoted me a much higher price, high installation fee (which was listed as free on the website), different package name, etc. Seems to be a home telecom problem. After some back and forth they eventually _appeared_ to match the price by simply applying a discount for me, however, looking at the contract they sent through, the package had an incredibly low upload speed (literally 790Mbps slower than the website stated which is tremendous). Then tried to offer me some other package but for 24 months instead of 12. Decided against it given they kept trying to take my details without offering me the actual package I wanted and effectively forcing me to read through the fine print myself.

What is going on here? I was looking to switch from VM. We have cityfibre now so more choices. I looked at Noone and it looked good for 900 M and telephone. When I called them to go through the process they quoted me a much higher price..couldn’t find anything on their system!! I pointed him in direction of their website and he saw it but wouldn’t offer the deal. Constantly holding on for his boss. I gave up in the end. If this is an example of what they are like then it’s not worth trying…pathetic!!

Been with this ISP for just over 2yrs now. This is the 2nd review I've reviewed, the first being just after the initial install which went very smooth.

Yesterday my internet went down for the very first time. I logged it with No One and a member of the technical team called me back within 20 mins. After giving some instructions to check things from my side I realised that some of the lights on the ONT weren't on, which prompted him checking the line and confirmed there was an issue. He said he'd get in contact with CityFibre and said he would follow it up once I was back online. Within a hour I noticed the internet had come back online so from logging the call to being back online was approx 2hrs. As promised I received an email today from the engineer explaining the reason for the downtime was a power outage in my area.

As a home worker sending and receiving large files all day long, I heavily rely on a stable internet connection as well as having any issue resolved quickly so I can work. This is the first time I've ever had to deal with logging an outage and im very happy with the service and speed to rectify the issue.

Joined No One last year based on the good customer experience stories, but it seems that it's gone downhill massively with Home Telecom. My bill went up unexpectedly recently, so I raised a ticket with No One. I realised that they had started charging me for paper bills (which I did not ask for), and told them this. The ticket has been open for 21 days whilst they "try and contact Home Telecom" - and now just been told that they "have to close the ticket" and I should contact Home Telecom directly...

My contract is with No One, NOT with Home Telecom. This is a shocking response and I can only presume that the ticket is being closed so as not to breach any SLAs...

Giving 2 stars only because the actual internet provision is very good.

Such a contrast to the customer service you get with Virgin Media. Instantly get through to someone everything they can to help. I often get through to the same person who remembers me from previous phone calls. Couldn't recommend enough!

No One started out as a promising independent provider and had excellent service.

Sadly they recently decided to partner with Home Telecom, with billing and other functions now being handled by HT rather than No One. It's all gone downhill from here.

I decided to leave after the new partnership started, seeing as Home Telecom has a rather poor reputation, and submitted an order with a new provider.

15 days later I had to chase No One to even confirm that they had received the migration request, which they had. The new provider took over without any issues.

I requested a few days later that a final invoice be generated, along with a refund for the part of the month where I had no longer been a customer.

It has now taken over a month to get this resolved. Every time I had to chase even for a simple update, Home Telecom were at first insistent that no refund was due on account of them treating my migration date as the start date for my 30-day notice period. This was clearly not the case, as not only had an outbound migration request been received, No One had confirmed this was the case!

In addition to this, I was among many users who received an erroneous text message in November stating my Direct Debit payment had failed, when it hadn't, with no update or further communication on the matter.

No One is clearly no longer the customer-focused independent provider they claim to be, and with Home Telecom now on the scene and the introduction of their terms and conditions which include yearly price rises, you'd honestly be better off going elsewhere.

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