CallPh.One
CallPh.One is the consumer service operated by World Location Services Ltd. When you subscribe to CallPh.One, the company you pay is World Location Services Ltd — which is why charges appear on bank statements as WORLDLOCATION.SERVICES rather than "CallPh.One". Same company, two names: CallPh.One is the product, World Location Services is the business behind it.
What CallPh.One does
CallPh.One helps people get a lost phone back by ringing it. When your phone goes missing, CallPh.One calls it repeatedly, so it rings out loud wherever it is — down the back of the sofa or left on a train — and so that whoever finds it can answer. The person who answers hears a neutral automated message explaining how to return the phone; your name, number and account details are never shared with the finder.
Features
- Call Your Phone: the core of the service: CallPh.One rings your lost phone so it sounds out loud where it is and a finder can answer.
- Emergency Search Mode: an intensive burst for the moment a phone goes missing: a call every 5 minutes for 30 minutes.
- Retry Over 24 Hours: if the phone is off or out of signal, calls keep retrying for a full 24 hours and resume the moment it comes back on; the dashboard shows the progress.
- Notify Other Device — Email: an email alert to another address, so you get the good news even without your own phone in hand.
- Notify Other Device — SMS: on the top plan, a text to any phone number you choose (a family member's phone or a spare handset).
- Alexa Support: an Alexa skill: "Alexa, ask CallPhone to call my phone."
Feature availability varies by plan — current plans are at callph.one/pricing.
Seen us on your statement?
If a charge from WORLDLOCATION.SERVICES (or a shortened variant) is on your statement, it relates to a CallPh.One subscription. Three one-click routes: