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Use 483 E 70th Street, Suite A when discussing the published Shreveport Cash Advance location.
Shreveport
483 E 70th St, Suite A, Shreveport, LA 71106
The individual location page gives East 70th Street as its current address. OFI lists Louisiana Financial Group, LLC at the same street and suite. [B05] [L01]
| Day | Published hours |
|---|---|
| Monday–Friday | 9:00 AM–6:00 PM |
| Saturday | 9:00 AM–1:00 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
The page includes a move notice. Use this address and confirm payment instructions directly; a location change is not proof that a debt was transferred.
This is an address search, not a verified route to an operating store. Confirm the operator, unit and service before travelling.
Shreveport Cash Advance: verify the address before a payment or visit
New applicants need current terms; existing customers need confirmed account instructions. A move notice does not justify paying an unfamiliar recipient.
Due amount, due date and accepted channel
Dated payoff and validity period
Receipt, posting date and written allocation
Confirm the appointment and document checklist using the published branch phone. Ask whether the requested product is handled at this location.
Compare the recipient and account reference with your agreement. Confirm any changed payment link before using it; do not rely on a forwarded message.
Request the exact payoff amount and the date through which it is valid. Ask how a recent payment affects the quoted amount before paying again.
The operator's individual page publishes 483 E 70th St, Suite A and (318) 869-4591. The OFI register carries a matching Louisiana Financial Group, LLC address. [B05] [L01]
A move notice identifies where the office says it operates. It does not by itself change the creditor named in your agreement, settle a dispute or authorize a different payment recipient. Keep your original documents, and ask the branch to confirm how it identifies your existing account before sending money.
A balance, scheduled installment and payoff can be different figures. Do not substitute one for another just because they appear on the same statement.
| Your task | Ask for this |
|---|---|
| Make the next ordinary payment | Due amount, due date and accepted channel |
| Clear the account completely | Dated payoff and validity period |
| Correct a missing payment | Receipt, posting date and written allocation |
| Discuss extra cash | New cash after old payoff, new schedule and fees |
If the office gives new instructions, obtain them through the verified contact. The branch website supports where to start, not access to your private account balance. [B05]
Arithmetic illustration only. A written payoff shows $340, calculated before a $90 payment. If the lender confirms that all $90 has now been applied against that same payoff and no new charge accrued, the updated amount would be $250.
| Reconciliation | Amount |
|---|---|
| Earlier payoff | $340 |
| Confirmed payment applied | $90 |
| Updated amount under these assumptions | $250 |
Paying $340 again without checking would create a $90 difference to reconcile. In real life, dates and allocation can change the result. Ask for an updated payoff rather than using this subtraction as a substitute for the lender's account record.
After paying something toward a current balance, do not assume an equal amount becomes available to borrow again. Ask whether the product is closed-end and whether another request creates a new agreement.
For a new offer, record the total obligation and usable proceeds independently. If any amount settles the previous loan, it is not new cash in your pocket. Consider whether arranging the original expense directly would avoid starting another repayment cycle. The comparison should end with a sustainable due date, not simply a temporarily smaller shortage.
OFI's published 2026–2027 limits distinguish deferred presentment transactions from the separately defined small-loan category. They do not establish a branch's maximum offer or a single limit covering title and installment products. [L02]
Ask which legal product the agreement describes, what charges apply and whether payment is in one amount or a schedule. Keep that answer with the disclosure. A product label on a search page is not a replacement for the agreement, and a register entry does not show that you personally qualify.
If income will arrive after the due date, contact the branch before assuming a payment arrangement exists. Request the terms of any proposed adjustment in writing, including the amount still owed and new dates. Keep copies of your requests and responses.
Do not pay an unsolicited sender claiming it can eliminate the problem by guaranteeing another loan. The FTC's warning is about paying for a promise, not a rule that every disclosed application charge is fraudulent. [F01] For unresolved account questions, use the lender on your contract and the appropriate Louisiana regulator route.
No. It has no connection to the lender’s account system. Contact the branch and request a current statement or payoff.
A published move notice alone does not establish a transfer. Ask the creditor identified in your agreement to explain any changed servicing instructions. [B05]
No. The subtraction uses explicit hypothetical assumptions. Only an account-specific updated quote determines your actual payoff.
Sources describe rules and resources; they do not endorse Bottom Dollar or certify listed businesses. Numerical examples are calculations, not offers.
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