When I make a call, wil the person receiving the call see my name and phone number on his caller ID?

 Yes, it appears. If the person you contact has their phone service's caller ID function, then sure, they may see your BasicTalk phone number when you contact them.

You may, however, deactivate your own phone number to anyone you call using your web portal. There's a "switch" on the homepage to expose your phone number to persons you call.

Theoretically, it should, however caller-ID depends on submitting and updating their records. Mine, moved to BasicTalk six months ago, was not updated. Callers see 'unknown caller' for my number. This sort of delay is typical to all carriers without committing to a few updates.

It's not sure. I didn't pick my previous phone number. Caller IDs display "off-area" number.

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) allows you to alter your caller ID with your business name and phone number before making a call. This helps you relate to the local location of the caller.

These settings may be altered, so regardless of the number you or your agents call from, the displayed caller ID would be your company's principal business phone number.

Customizable caller ID lets clients understand who's calling to pick up the phone instead of rejecting the incoming call.