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Choose a Detroit counter and check the fee bands correctly

Use either published Detroit contact to ask for a written cash advance offer, not an approval guarantee. Compare the real repayment against Michigan’s tiered fee structure. The percentage on the first $100 is not a single rate to apply to the whole advance.

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13338 East Jefferson Ave, MI 48215

(313) 331-5500

Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.–2 p.m.; Sun closed [MI20]

14321 Livernois Ave, MI 48238

(313) 834-3000

Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.–2 p.m.; Sun closed [MI21]

East Jefferson Avenue and Livernois Avenue

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What needs checking before the request?

I need a Saturday visit

Both reviewed pages publish 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Saturday. Call the selected branch about document cutoff; counter hours do not determine whether an application will be approved. [MI20] [MI21]

I have been given one percentage for the whole amount

Michigan DIFS describes marginal service-fee bands. Calculate the parts separately, then check whether the permitted database fee is charged. [MI01] [MI02]

I see a separate $1 regulatory charge

DIFS says its $1 transaction fee may not be passed to the consumer. Do not confuse it with the distinct $2.40 database verification fee. [MI02]

Keep each Detroit address with its own telephone

Contact Telephone Published schedule
13338 East Jefferson Ave, MI 48215 (313) 331-5500 Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.–2 p.m.; Sun closed [MI20]
14321 Livernois Ave, MI 48238 (313) 834-3000 Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.–2 p.m.; Sun closed [MI21]

The same operator at two addresses does not create two independent credit decisions. Ask which branch should handle the request and retain its reference. Do not send identity or banking documents to a second location simply because it appears in this comparison.

Calculate the service fee in bands, not one flat percentage

DIFS’s deferred-presentment explanation assigns 15% to the first $100, 14% to the second and 13% to the third, with lower later bands up to the transaction ceiling. [MI01]

Illustrative advance Maximum service-fee arithmetic Service fee If the $2.40 database fee is charged: total repayment
$100.00 $100 × 15% $15.00 $117.40
$250.00 $15 + $14 + ($50 × 13%) $35.50 $287.90
$300.00 $15 + $14 + $13 $42.00 $344.40

These examples use the DIFS fee explanation and the permitted database fee, not a quote from either counter. They assume no late or returned-payment event and do not certify a contract. [MI02]

Check the database charge separately

DIFS permits the $2.40 verification fee from September 1, 2025 to be passed to the consumer. Its separate $1 DIFS transaction fee may not be passed on. [MI02]

Ask the creditor to identify each line instead of accepting a combined “state fee” without explanation. If the amount differs from the published rule, request the specific basis and a corrected disclosure where appropriate. This page does not make an official finding about any quoted agreement.

Fit the term to income and full repayment

DIFS gives a 7–31 day term range for a transaction under the deferred-presentment framework. [MI01] The actual due date must still come from your written agreement; the legal range does not mean you can choose any extension yourself.

Illustration: $1,000 income minus $560 of essentials, $120 of other payments and a $60 reserve leaves $260. The $287.90 repayment example exceeds that amount by $27.90. Borrowing less or arranging the original bill differently may be necessary; receiving funds quickly does not fix the gap.

Separate payout choice from an optional card

DIFS says proceeds must be paid by cash, check or money order as requested by the customer. A debit-card load may be a separate choice afterward, not a required substitute for those proceeds. [MI01]

Ask what form you need for the expense and whether any optional product adds its own fees. Do not take a prepaid-card advertisement to mean that loan approval, a bank-account requirement and card acceptance are the same decision. Confirm the provider’s current requirements before applying.

Use the creditor for the decision and for repayment changes

These contacts are places to request information and, through their own process, consideration. Bottom Dollar does not underwrite the loan or receive an application from a directory click. [MI20] [MI21]

If the total is not affordable, ask the bill issuer about an arrangement. The CFPB identifies negotiating with creditors as a possible alternative. [HM03] For an existing agreement, ask its creditor for a documented solution rather than treating the second Detroit contact as a recommendation to borrow again.

Questions before continuing

Is 15% applied to a whole $300 advance?

Not under the marginal DIFS example used here: the first three $100 bands total $42, before a separately permitted database charge.

Can the $1 DIFS transaction fee be charged to me?

DIFS says that particular $1 charge may not be passed to consumers; it is separate from the $2.40 database fee.

Are the calculation results actual offers?

No. They illustrate the published rule. Eligibility, actual charges, term and payout require a provider disclosure.

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Sources and scope

Sources describe rules and resources; they do not endorse Bottom Dollar or certify listed businesses. Numerical examples are calculations, not offers.

  1. Guide and source: CFPB — Choices before taking a payday loan [HM03]
  2. Guide and source: Michigan DIFS — deferred-presentment operational questions [MI01]
  3. Guide and source: Michigan DIFS — deferred-presentment fees [MI02]
  4. Check n Go — East Jefferson Avenue, Detroit [MI20]
  5. Check n Go — Livernois Avenue, Detroit [MI21]