Mark E.
2/24/2012
For the past several years we've co-located two full racks of equipment at Worldlink's Bothell facility. While Worldlink's Bothell facility might not be the most glamorous, it gets the job done,...
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1300 SW 7th St Ste 112
Renton, WA 98057
History
WORLDLINK owns and operates two datacenter facilities in the Seattle, Washington region, which services local, national, and international clients. Knowing that every company is unique, WORLDLINK specializes in solutions to fit your specific needs and within your dedicated budget. WORLDLINK is also the oldest privately held, locally owned and operated provider within Western Washington providing a variety of connectivity solutions for both business and residential customers. Connections range from fiber optic connections, to T1s and DS3s, to the revolutionary true bonded-DSL service only available through WORLDLINK, and even basic legacy DSL or dialup services. The partners and staff at WORLDLINK have a combined 50+ years experience in Internet, telecommunications, technology, and hosting, giving them both the knowledge and practical experience necessary to guide WORLDLINK to a market-leading position in the internet services arena.
Specialties
WORLDLINK is a premier provider of Colocation, Disaster Recovery, Connectivity, Hosting, VOIP, Web Development, and IT services for businesses within Washington State, across the US, and around the World.
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Reviews
2.05 reviewsDon C.
9/8/2025
Offline for year .lost all my customer info. No email still charging for my non access
Mark M.
8/26/2018
I became a customer of Worldlink in ?2001 when Halcyon.com in Bellevue got out of the ISP business and sold their customer list to another nationwide provider. At the time Worldlink"s tech...
Bob R.
4/13/2016
I used Wordlink (now Pacific Internet) for nearly 20 years. It was once a solid, reliable company with good customer service. Now it's a miserable company deal with. Their technologists are...
N M.
11/4/2019
I would encourage anyone to seek out a new internet provider if you are currently with Worldlink i.e. W-link.net (now Pacific Internet); if you are not using their services, do NOT use them, but...
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