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Use the Lemmon Drive contact to identify the actual loan agreement.
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Reno
155 Lemmon Dr #103, Reno, NV 89506
Weekly hours: not obtained from the reviewed sources.
The store locator identifies this contact but did not supply a complete weekly schedule. The name Paycheck Advance alone does not identify an employer payroll benefit. [R12]
Sources checked: September 23, 2026. A current license and Google business profile were not independently verified.
This is an address search, not a verified route to an operating store. Confirm the operator, unit and service before travelling.
Call to confirm current hours and service availability before visiting this address.
Call to confirm hoursPaycheck Advance on Lemmon: identify the repayment route
A business name does not make a store loan an employer payroll benefit.
Ask whether this is a store loan or an employer-linked service.
Use the net deposit after existing payroll deductions.
Identify the creditor and the authorized collection route.
Ask whether this is a store loan or an employer-linked service.
Use the net deposit after existing payroll deductions.
Identify the creditor and the authorized collection route.
The operator’s locator identifies this Lemmon Drive contact. The words Paycheck Advance do not establish employer involvement, payroll integration or a particular repayment mechanism. Ask who provides the money and how it will be repaid. [R12]
Identify whether the repayment would come from a payroll deduction, a bank debit or a payment you initiate. Different mechanisms can affect the same paycheck, and only your actual agreements establish which ones apply.
| Situation | Useful next step |
|---|---|
| Product identity | Ask whether this is a store loan or an employer-linked service. |
| Paycheck planning | Use the net deposit after existing payroll deductions. |
| Repayment enquiry | Identify the creditor and the authorized collection route. |
Before sending documents, establish who receives them and why they are needed. Keep copies through a secure channel; do not send banking passwords or sign-in codes. Preparing documents does not commit you to accepting an offer.
This example includes two separate obligations: a payroll deduction and a different loan payment.
Illustrative arithmetic, not this provider’s offer.
| Scenario item | Amount or result |
|---|---|
| Expected paycheck before a prior payroll advance deduction | $1,200.00 |
| Prior payroll advance deduction | $200.00 |
| Cash paycheck after deduction | $1,000.00 |
| Separate hypothetical loan payment | $345.00 |
| Left before other bills | $655.00 |
The $200 was received earlier and is not available again. Do not subtract it twice if the expected paycheck is already net of the deduction. The separate $345 obligation only belongs in the example when it is genuinely a different debt.
Use the expected net deposit, not a headline wage figure, and include obligations already scheduled against it. Separate an amount already withheld by payroll from a payment that will leave the bank account later.
If the repayment would consume money needed for rent or food, ask about a smaller request or a biller arrangement before entering another agreement. The availability of an advance does not create a larger paycheck.
An example amount is not this location’s price. Decide from the identified creditor’s actual offer, not an advertised maximum or a directory estimate.
| Item to establish | Specific check |
|---|---|
| Creditor and product | Legal company, branch and contract type, not only a trading name. |
| APR, charges and term | Obtain figures from your offer; this profile does not set them. |
| Permissions | Separate income verification, credit review and payment authorization. |
| Payment and receipt | Accepted method, any channel fee and posting date. |
Use the linked state resource to identify the framework and verification route relevant to the product. No individual license verification is claimed for this business. [J02]
A complete weekly schedule was not obtained from the locator. Call for current hours and ask which documents the exact office accepts for the product under discussion.
For an existing agreement, use its named creditor and reference. Do not send a payment to an employer, app or store solely because its name includes the word advance. This profile processes no requests or payments. [R12]
No. The name alone does not establish that product or an employer relationship.
No. It is a hypothetical remainder after the specified separate obligations.
They were not established from the locator. Confirm directly.
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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