911 Cash LLC — Cesar E. Chavez Avenue: contact and location details
Grand Rapids
911 Cash LLC — Cesar E. Chavez Avenue
1522 Cesar E. Chavez Ave SW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503
The chamber lists 911 Cash LLC using 1522 Grandville Avenue SW; the mapping entry uses 1522 Cesar E. Chavez Ave SW and this phone. Check the current entrance and service directly rather than treating the street labels as two branches. [B26][B27]
Day
Published mapping-entry hours
Monday–Saturday
10:00 AM–8:00 PM
Sunday
Not specified in the reviewed entry
These are directory contacts, not a verified payday offer or license. Ask which money services are actually available before travelling.
Listed address1522 Cesar E. Chavez Ave SW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503View on Google Maps ↗
This is an address search, not a verified route to an operating store. Confirm the operator, unit and service before travelling.
911 Cash: compare the money you receive, not just the sign outside
A money-services listing does not by itself mean a payday loan is available. Confirm the exact transaction, its charge and the amount you would receive or send.
Cash an existing check
Accepted check type, identification and all charges
Send funds
Recipient details, payment method, fees and delivery basis
Pay a bill
Supported biller, posting time and receipt
Choose the next step
You have a check to cash
Ask which checks are accepted and the total fee for your specific check. The net amount is existing money converted, not borrowed principal.
You need to send money or pay a bill
Ask about recipient details, total charge, delivery or posting and the receipt. Money sent and money received can differ.
You are seeking a loan
Ask explicitly whether the operator originates the requested loan and under what legal name. This profile does not establish a current lending product.
Use the matching business name and confirm the street label
The chamber entry identifies 911 Cash LLC at 1522 Grandville Avenue SW. Waze identifies the same business name at 1522 Cesar E. Chavez Ave SW, with (616) 272-3471. [B26][B27]
Use both labels when confirming the visit, particularly if your paperwork uses the older-looking label. This is one candidate contact, not two locations added to the directory. The map button searches the displayed name and address; it does not confirm a Google business profile, an entrance or the availability of any financial product.
Specify the transaction before asking for a price
A precise question is more useful than “Do you provide cash?” Ask what the operator does for the instrument or payment you actually have.
Your task
Ask before a visit
Cash an existing check
Accepted check type, identification and all charges
Send funds
Recipient details, payment method, fees and delivery basis
Pay a bill
Supported biller, posting time and receipt
Borrow new money
Creditor identity, actual product and written terms
This checklist does not assert that all four services are offered. A listing's broad financial-services category is not proof of a license for every service. [B26]
Compare net proceeds on the same check
Hypothetical check-cashing comparison—not 911 Cash pricing. For a $500 check, suppose one quote is a single $12 charge and another is 2% plus $4, with no other deductions.
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Quote assumption
Flat charge
Percentage plus fixed charge
Check value
$500
$500
Total charge
$12
$14
Net cash received
$488
$486
The second charge is $10 plus $4. Comparing only “2%” with “$12” would miss the fixed part. Use the same check, payment method and quoted scope; neither result is loan proceeds or an APR. The example assumes the check is accepted and the stated net is available without other deductions.
Separate a money transfer from bill posting
For a transfer, ask what the sender pays, what the recipient receives and when the funds are expected to be usable. For bill payment, ask whether the confirmation means accepted for processing or actually credited by the biller.
Do not rely on this profile for a transfer provider's coverage, exchange rate or delivery promise. Obtain the quote for the real recipient and keep the reference number. If a bill is already near its deadline, check the biller's posting requirement as well as the store's opening time.
Do not infer a payday product from money services
A current payday offering and the operator's authority have not been established here. If the business proposes a Michigan deferred-presentment transaction, the applicable DIFS rules are the reference for that product—not evidence that the business holds the necessary authority. [I01]
Ask to see the legal creditor and complete costs before accepting a proposal. Do not confuse a fee deducted from your own check with a charge for borrowing new money. A promise of approval in exchange for an advance fee should not replace that review. [F01]
Leave with a receipt that explains the result
For any completed transaction, check the amount you provided, the fee and what was delivered or credited. Keep the receipt and any tracking reference before leaving. If something differs from the quote, resolve it while the records are available.
Confirm Sunday's schedule separately; the mapping entry's weekday and Saturday hours do not establish it. [B27] This page neither handles the check nor sends funds, pays a bill or applies for credit. Its purpose is to prepare a concrete conversation with the listed contact.
Questions before continuing
Are the Grandville and Cesar E. Chavez labels two 911 Cash branches?
This profile treats them as one candidate contact with two source labels, not two separate branches. Confirm the current entrance directly. [B26][B27]
Does the published contact prove a payday loan is offered?
No. The actual product and authority must be established separately.
Is the $12 example a store fee?
No. Both quotes are hypothetical. Ask for the full charge for your own check or transaction.
Related decisions
Sources and scope
Sources describe rules and resources; they do not endorse Bottom Dollar or certify listed businesses. Numerical examples are calculations, not offers.
