With WhatsCall, you are able to receive and use global calls without paying. It is almost as good as it sounds: you are given a certain number of call credits for free every day, and you do not have to sign up for a subscription in order to receive them. The average amount of free credit adds up to around 30 minutes of talking time.

WhatsCall gives you calling credit for use with the app

The WhatsCall app works by routing your calls through the Internet, which has its fair share of security issues, but what communications method doesn’t these days? The adverts for this app claim that you may have unlimited free call credits, but what they mean is that you receive the same amount of free credits every day. It doesn’t mean you can chat all day with people from other countries and pay nothing. You may also earn credits by watching adverts, clicking adverts and inviting your friends to use the app. There are several other useful functions that you can use, such as the call blocking function and caller ID function.

Great for infrequent callers

The WhatsCall voice calls are not as high quality as the adverts for the app claim it is, but it is still good and usable. There is an issue with call connection, but it is a small price to pay considering the fact you are getting international calls for free. The app is not as free as its marketing claims, but you can make international calls for free for up to half an hour per day, so it may be worth downloading and using the app if you are currently paying silly amounts to talk to people overseas.