7661 Highway 70 South — Bellevue
(615) 673-9033
Not supplied by locator [TN20]
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Use two published Nashville contacts to ask about the actual flex-credit agreement. Do not turn a credit limit into a cash request by default. The important comparison is how much you would draw, what each day costs and when you could clear the balance.
Bottom Dollar Payday is not the lender. This page helps prepare and compare decisions; it does not submit an application or access accounts or application records.
(615) 673-9033
Not supplied by locator [TN20]
(615) 612-7922
Not supplied by locator [TN20]
Weekly hours were not provided in the operator locator. They remain unconfirmed rather than being borrowed from another branch.
Nashville
7661 Highway 70 South, Nashville, TN 37221
Published branch contact. The locator does not provide a complete weekly schedule; call for today’s hours. The operator markets flex credit, not a single-payment payday quote. [TN20]
Nashville
3755 Dickerson Pike, Nashville, TN 37207
Published Nashville address and phone. Opening hours and the branch’s current intake cutoff need telephone confirmation. Do not use another store’s schedule. [TN20]
The map is requested from Google only after you press the button. It searches the displayed place or area; it does not verify a business profile or a license.
List the next dependable income date and essential bills before selecting a draw. With a daily-charge structure, an unresolved payoff date can materially change cost. The provider itself describes daily charges. [TN21]
Check the current balance and upcoming payment before a new draw. Available credit is a borrowing facility, not extra income or evidence that another payment fits your budget.
| Nashville contact | Published phone | Hours evidence |
|---|---|---|
| 7661 Highway 70 South — Bellevue | (615) 673-9033 | Not supplied by locator [TN20] |
| 3755 Dickerson Pike | (615) 612-7922 | Not supplied by locator [TN20] |
Ask whether the visit is for a new request, an existing account or a payment. Confirm the exact address and the last time the branch accepts that task. A statewide online form remaining open says nothing about a particular counter’s staffing.
Tennessee Quick Cash publishes a pricing explanation of 24% annual interest plus a 0.7% daily customary fee and describes a combined annualized rate of 279.5%. It illustrates $500 kept for seven days with $26.80 in finance charges. These are the operator’s published terms and example, not a statutory ceiling or an approved quote for you. [TN21]
| Published example component | Amount |
|---|---|
| Cash advanced | $500.00 |
| Seven-day finance charges in provider example | $26.80 |
| Example payoff on that date | $526.80 |
Ask for a dated payoff for the agreement actually presented, including how intervening payments or new draws change the calculation.
TDFI describes a flex plan as open-end credit; it may lack a fixed maturity and may permit repeated borrowing. [TN05] That changes the question from “Can I pay one check?” to “What balance remains after each payment?”
The minimum due is not the same as the amount needed to finish. Record interest, fees and the principal reduction separately. A payment can be made on time while leaving a substantial balance to continue accruing charges.
For planning only, suppose $700 of the next income remains after essential bills. A $526.80 payoff leaves $173.20. If confirmed income falls by $200, only $500 remains and that same payoff leaves a $26.80 gap.
Do not fix the gap by assuming a new draw has no cost. Ask for a smaller amount or a different arrangement that addresses the bill. This arithmetic does not simulate the provider’s complete account ledger or promise a seven-day term.
The operator’s online checklist describes identification and an active checking account with online banking and consistent deposits. That checklist belongs to its online process; ask the selected branch what applies to an in-person request. [TN21]
A missing requirement is a question to resolve before a trip. Do not share a bank login through a public message or paste it into the tools on this page. If directed to an external consent screen, verify the operator and the permission being requested.
Choose a target date at which you intend to owe no balance, then compare the proposed payments with that goal. If the original bill is covered but the balance repeatedly rises again, review the recurring cash gap rather than the credit limit.
A bill arrangement or another source of assistance may be worth investigating; the CFPB discusses these possibilities without guaranteeing them. [HM03] The related comparison and budget pages help keep cash received, costs and future commitments in separate columns.
No. They describe the provider’s public explanation. Your agreement, eligibility and dated payoff must be confirmed with the provider.
The source locator gave addresses and phones, not a complete schedule. Contact the branch before relying on a visit time.
No. Drawing it creates borrowing and associated payment obligations. The unused limit is not money you have earned or saved.
These profiles may cover different providers or products from the contacts above. Open the profile for its service type and any unresolved address or operating details.
Sources describe rules and resources; they do not endorse Bottom Dollar or certify listed businesses. Numerical examples are calculations, not offers.