What will recipients see on their phones when I call or text them from a TXT App Now number? Additionally, will these calls and texts appear on my phone bill?

Here's a breakdown of what recipients see and how TXT App Now calls and texts impact your phone bill:

Caller ID for Recipients:

• When you call or text someone using TXT App Now, the recipient's phone will likely display a regular phone number on their screen. 
• This displayed number won't be your personal phone number. 
• TXT App Now might use a virtual phone number or a number associated with their service for outgoing calls and texts. 

Privacy and Your Phone Bill:

• Your actual phone number remains hidden from the recipient, offering a layer of privacy.
• Activities on your TXT App Now number (calls, texts) are separate from your regular phone plan.
• These TXT App Now calls and texts won't appear on your regular phone bill.

Important Notes:

• It's important to understand that TXT App Now services likely involve their own charges or require a subscription plan. 
• While calls and texts appear separate from your phone bill, using TXT App Now might consume your data plan (if relying on mobile data) or internet connection.
• Always refer to TXT App Now's pricing and subscription details to understand the associated costs.

In summary, TXT App Now provides a layer of privacy by displaying a different number when you call or text someone. These activities are separate from your regular phone plan and won't show up on your phone bill, but TXT App Now might have its own charges or subscription fees.