843-746-2200

Debt Collector for unidentified debt.

"Hello, [name].  My name is Olivia Hartwell.  Please call me at [phone number and extension] before 5:00 p.m.  When you call you will need the reference number [ ___ ]."

Nice, charming genteel Southern accent.  Obviously a debt collector, though; and asking for a person unknown to me.

I say, let 'em waste their time and money chasing after someone who (I'm assuming) gave them a phony number.

I received a call from Olivia Hartwell too, stating it's important that I call them back before 5PM.  They gave me a case number, no idea who this is.  I don't owe anyone anything.  I'm not calling back.

These idiots are trying to collect on customs duties owed to UPS for an international shipment I made. The only problem with this is that I only make international shipments with the post office. I use UPS for domestic only. You can't get them on the phone but I would like to call them the C word because that's what these scumbags are!

I called that number back and referenced my account number they left in a message. she informed me i was a contact on an invoice they were trying to collect. i will be keeping a close eye on my phone bill in case it is a phone hack scam. she apologized and said she will not contact me again. i would suggest just deleting the voice mail and hope they quit calling.

These [***] have been calling about a shipment that I made with FedEx Freight.  FedEx Freight decided to raise the tariff for a shipment from $150 (paid in advance) to more than $300... six months after the fact.  Fedex was likely too embarrassed to make such a moronic claim directly with me.   Instead they pawned a bogus $200+ receivable off on these idiots.  Synter has thus far proven unable to read a bill of lading or pick up a return phone call.   But they keep calling and calling.    I have referred Synter to my state department of banking.   We'll see.

Keep getting calls from 843-746-2200 about a debt I do not owe.

They left a message on my voicemail and it sounded like he said "Center Resource Group" but it really is Synter Resource Group.

I completed my tussle with these thieves.   They take computer generated claims from other companies including FedEx then begin with the harassing phone calls described on this site.  They never review the claim.  They just call and hope you pay.  Do not pay.  Even if you owe something.  Don't pay.  Instead,
tell them that they must substantiate in writing both the claim and their relationship with the third party that they claim to represent.   They do not report to credit agencies.  It is a total scam.  

Also quickly report them to your state department of banking.

SCAM
wanted UPS charge due to extra customs charge they said would not show up on my regular UPS bill.
they had my correct address for my company, but a bogus UPS acct number and I never use UPS for international.
they must get payments from companies who's bill payer doesn't have knowledge of their shipping. when they get paid they propbably add them to a list who get's billed monthly.
nice work since they are apparently getting away with it.

debt collection notice from Synter Resource Group
they list their contact phone as 843-746-2200

They just sent me one of their letters saying that I owe money on an international shipment from UPS.
Oh but wait a minute, I NEVER have used UPS for international shipments!
SCAM, SCAM, SCAM!!!!!!

Got a bill saying I owe fedex $33.00 on something. They will not answer their phone you must leave a message I have done all they ask. I know I dont owe any of them a penny, scam

Synter Resources  claims I owe Fed Ex $33.00 or something. I have called and called no one ever answers always a recorded. They have not responded back to me after about 5 calls to them. This is a scam I don't owe Fed Ex a penny.

they just ran up bills on my credit card of about $800 that i aam now trying to reclaim. dont do it. Credit Card scam. I just blocked my account. They've gone shopping for TV's.

Bobby with Synter Research Group called and left a message that I owed DHL Express for a shipment to Dubai.  I checked this site + checked that Synter was a real company.  I returned the call and left a rude message.  Bobby called the next morning and left another message.  I checked my accounts. The charge had indeed not gone through and I did indeed owe DHL money. In the process of resolving the issue I called Bobby 2 more times and was always able to reach him.  Bobby was always polite.
2 issues: (1)  DHL screwed up and did not contact me directly.  (2) I will pay DHL directly because I have no clear evidence or document that establishes an obligation between me and Synter.

Just got the infamous letter in the mail saying I owe 31.50 in relation to a UPS International package...sent two packages international in the past year only via USPS and in my personal name not my business name...Morons...I believe what they grabbed up was info on an international shipment I received but it was via DHL. Is the law gona stop em ever?

I am a former employee of Synter Resource Group- it is a debt collection agency for freight companies such as Yellow Transportation, Roadway Express, UPS, DHL, etc. Most of the debts are because the party that is using these transportation companies fill out the bill of laden incorrectly causing billing errors. When the bill of lading is filled out incorrectly it can cause special discounts for their customers to be applied and different freight classification charges. If DHL has a customer with a contract- their bill will be at a discounted rate- as if the bill of laden is filled out incorrectly the DHL client's customer gets charged at standard freight rates which is much higher than DHL's customers rates. It is a legimate debt collection agency. You can get in touch with your sales manager with the freight company-they generally can fix the issue(I used to hate dealing with the sales manager= less money for me to collect). If you have an account that fell into collections with Synter- most of the time they can discount it so it can be paid. Sending the payment directly to the freight company will also be beneficial to the Synter as well- the freight companies will send Synter the payment and the collector will still get credit for collecting the debt. Many of former accounts were paid directly through the freight company which boosted my collection rates greatly. Either way whether you pay with the freight company or Synter the account will show being paid and the collector will get credit.  The owner of Synter Resource is named Reggie Mcaskill and the vice president of the company is named John Church- their company address used to be 2430 Mall Dr. Ste 210 Charleston, SC however they moved to somewhere on Rivers ave in North Charleston.

That message above was left by the Synter scammers themselves, can't you tell. They emailed me about a bill they claim I owe to DHL on a shipment to Korea.  I've never shipped anything to Korea in my life.  If they contact you report them immediately.

If you are receiving messages or emails and have not called to validate the alleged debt, how can they know if you are disputing the invoice if you do not communicate with them.   To blindly assume this agency is a scam is to err on assumption, this is a licensed company that does business with multi-billion dollar companies.  I recommend calling them if you dispute your debt, that is the only way your issue will be resolved.

AAANNNDDD..guess we know where you work, yeah?   The only way the issue will be resolved is for this supposedly licensed company that does business with multi-billion dollar companies do leave their full name, and a phone number that can be verified.  Oh, yeah; they'd only do that if they were a legitimate licensed company that does business with multi-billion dollar companies.

Since now anyone who looks up the phone number will find this website and these comments, your cover is blow.  It's time to either do the job right or get another Magic Jack hookup.