World-Link Reviews and Plans

World-Link Communications was established in 1995. World-Link targets it offers to different ethnic groups across Canada; this means the service department is multi-lingual. World-Link is HQ in Markham, Ontario. World-Link has many ISP in Canada has also branched into the Digital Home Phone market.

In our World-Link Review, GoneVoIP found the Digital Home Phone offers to be substantially cheaper than those of the traditional Telco companies. World-Link offers 1-plan, which includes Canada wide calling (upto 2000 minutes) and a monthly allowance of 60 minutes free world calling.

The Digital home phone plan comes with all the usual features, such as caller ID, voicemail, and 3-way conference. However, lacks some of the most advanced features and there is no integration with desktop nor Smartphone. Another part to consider is that World-Link limits the usage of the Unlimited Calling to 2,000 minutes (Fair Usage Policy) which may be enough but it is less than the 3,000 minutes offered by Phone Power for example.

Shall be noted the Canada wide calling also includes an introductory of 60-minutes of free international calling - Word-Link has a list of some 30-countries in where it allows these free minutes to be used. The long-distance rates are better than those of traditional telecom, but a bit higher than those you could find for example with Localphone.

Regrettably, World-Link does not support BYOD, one has to get the ATA from them. If pre-pay for the year you'll waive the $60 fee. Also if porting in a number World-Link would charge you $40 and the same applies for porting out. Also, World-Link has an early termination fee, for those who pre-paid for the year so you really need to look at the fine print.

In all World-Link it is an option to consider, the Digital Home Phone Canada Wide calling does have some typical features we expect to see but there also some fees we found reading the terms of service which are to be considered. World-Link does not have tons of features, nor it supports BYOD or desktop/Smartphone apps. The top residential providers such as VoIPly or VoIP Much may also be better options to consider.

Features

Call Blocking
Conference Calling
BYOD:
Smartphone App:
Call Forwarding
Call Hold
Caller ID Name:
Enhanced VoiceMail:

Call Blocking
Conference Calling
Fax Capabilities
Fax to Email
Call Forwarding
Call Hold
Call Transfer
Music Hold
Caller ID Name:
Call Waiting:
Web Management:
Do Not Disturb:
Multiple Users:
Area Code Selection:
Extra Number:
Toll Free Numbers:
BYOD:
Desktop App:
Smartphone App:
Enhanced VoiceMail:
VoiceMail to Email:

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