Site standards

How location listings are presented

The directory helps compare published third-party contact records. It is not a directory of Bottom Dollar Payday offices or a live certification service.

What a location card means

A card names a business and a published address or phone from the cited material. Its individual page gathers the address-specific notes without implying that a visit, loan product, appointment or approval is available now. Two cards at different addresses are distinct contacts; they do not prove two independent lenders.

Checks before a visit

  1. Confirm the exact address, current hours, public access and service with the listed business.
  2. Ask which legal entity offers the product, and check the appropriate state regulator when licensing is relevant.
  3. Read the product's costs, repayment terms and any collateral terms before deciding.

A map or directions link opens an external service and does not verify a store profile, operating status or license.

Sources, uncertainty and corrections

Location pages link to the underlying source when one is available. Material address or service discrepancies are shown rather than silently merging different records. If a listing is wrong or no longer useful, send the precise URL and supporting source through the correction process.

The location directory and license-check guide are separate tools: neither performs a live licensing check for a listed business.