Murf, you only have to listen to their ads or the music you select when the phone is ringing on calls you make. It takes the place of regular ringing tones. Once the person on the other end picks up, the ads/music stsop. The people you are calling never hear it. And when people call in, they hear a normal ringing sound.
Since calls are routed through the RingPlus server, there is latency involved, but the degree of it depends on where you live. If you live in a major city like I do, the latency is not too bad. But it really bothers some people. The latency to me is not as bad as it is with Google Voice.
RingPlus is not for everyone. And I would never use it for important business calls. But for an everyday calling, text and data plan, it's more than sufficient for me. I have never been a heavy mobile phone user to begin with, and value my smartphone more as a combo portable music player, eReader, and mini-tablet. The phone service attached to it is very secondary to me. So YMMV, depending on how you use mobile services.
Currently, the plan I have attached to my LG G Stylo is the Leonardo 2 with 1500 minutes, 1500 texts, and 1500 MB data free every month.
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