If Global Resolution Center LLC is calling you about a debt you do not recognize, demanding payment from multiple phone numbers, or pressuring you to settle immediately, you have rights.
Global Resolution Center is a small Florida-based debt collector that has operated since 2017. It is not BBB-accredited despite carrying an A+ rating and uses at least three different phone numbers to contact consumers.
The company recently changed its suite number at its Greenacres, FL address, and is connected to Finmax Smart Capital LLC, a merchant cash advance business. Its small footprint (approximately 5 employees) and high call volume have generated consumer complaints about aggressive tactics.
If the Global Resolution Center has crossed the line with you, call +1-844-638-1122 for a free case review. The Wood Firm PLLC works on contingency. Global Resolution Center pays our fees if we win.
Also searched as: Global Resolution Center LLC, Global Resolution, Global Resolution Group, Global Resolution Law Group, GRC, and globalrescenter.com. Not to be confused with Global Recovery Services, Global Credit & Collection Corp, or Global Solution Biz LLC, which are separate companies.
Key Takeaways
- Global Resolution Center LLC is a Florida debt collector at 3900 Woodlake Blvd, Suite 308, Greenacres, FL 33463. Incorporated August 2017. Not BBB-accredited but carries an A+ rating. BBB file opened October 2018.
- Managed by Iryna Iaroslavska (Managing Member) and Peter Barabash (COO). Related to Finmax Smart Capital, LLC, a merchant cash advance business.
- The company uses at least three phone numbers: (866) 403-8649, (833) 323-2509, and (877) 516-9107. It also recently changed suite numbers (from 305B to 308) in August 2023.
- Global Resolution Center is small (approximately 5 employees) and collects on credit cards, student loans, medical bills, HOA dues, and merchant cash advances.
- You may be entitled to up to $1,000 per FDCPA violation and $500 to $1,500 per unauthorized robocall. Global Resolution Center pays your attorney fees if we win.
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Who Is Global Resolution Center LLC?
Global Resolution Center LLC is a debt collection agency headquartered at 3900 Woodlake Blvd, Suite 308, Greenacres, Florida 33463. Business incorporated August 24, 2017. Business started on November 6, 2017. BBB file opened October 25, 2018. Website: globalrescenter.com. Email: [email protected].
The company is managed by Iryna Iaroslavska (Managing Member) and Peter Barabash (COO). It is a small operation with approximately 5 employees and roughly $258,000 in annual revenue. The BBB lists Global Resolution Center with an A+ rating but notes the company is not BBB-accredited.
According to the company’s own website, Global Resolution Center operates on two fronts: direct debt collection and acting as a liaison between debt sellers and debt buyers. It markets itself as working with “some of the largest direct purchasers of debt in the country” and handles credit cards, student loans, medical bills, HOA fees, and “any other type of consumer debt.”
The BBB also lists a related business: Finmax Smart Capital, LLC. Finmax is a merchant cash advance business, which matters because merchant cash advance collection is one of the most aggressive and least regulated corners of the debt collection industry.
Merchant cash advance agreements often carry effective interest rates of 50% to 300% and use “confession of judgment” clauses that allow creditors to seize assets without a traditional lawsuit in some states.
Why Is Global Resolution Center Calling You?
Global Resolution Center is calling because a creditor assigned or sold your account for third-party collection. Based on the company’s stated services, the original debt could be from any of the following sources:
- Merchant cash advance. Given the Finmax Smart Capital connection, if you took out a merchant cash advance that is now in default, your account may have been routed to the Global Resolution Center. Merchant cash advance collection is subject to FDCPA protections when the collector is a third party, even though the original advance is not technically a “loan” under many state laws.
- Credit card or student loan debt. Global Resolution Center’s marketing materials specifically mention credit cards and student loans as targets.
- Medical bills or HOA fees. The company also collects on medical debt and homeowner association balances.
- Purchased debt. Global Resolution Center’s role as a liaison between debt sellers and buyers means it may be collecting on a debt that has been sold multiple times at a steep discount. When a debt changes hands, the documentation often deteriorates, which is why you have the right to request debt validation in writing.
Do not pay before verifying the debt. Learn more about what to do when a debt collector contacts you.
Is Global Resolution Center Harassing You?
Whether You Owe the Debt or Not, We Can Help You
Federal law protects you from abusive debt collection. You may be entitled to:
- Up to $1,000 per FDCPA violation
- Actual damages for emotional distress and lost wages
- Attorney fees paid by Global Resolution Center if we win
We work on contingency. You pay nothing unless we win.
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Is Global Resolution Center a Scam?
Global Resolution Center is a legitimate, registered Florida business. It has a BBB file, an A+ rating, a corporate address, a website, and named management. It is not a fake shell operation.
However, several facts about the company warrant extra caution before you pay anything:
- Small operation with multiple phone numbers. A company with roughly 5 employees using at least three different toll-free numbers is unusual. It can make calls harder to trace and easier to continue after a cease-and-desist request.
- Recent address change. The company moved from Suite 305B to Suite 308 in August 2023. This is normal by itself, but worth noting when verifying that the entity contacting you is actually Global Resolution Center and not an impostor using the name.
- Merchant cash advance affiliate. The connection to Finmax Smart Capital places Global Resolution Center in an industry segment (merchant cash advance) where aggressive collection tactics and consumer complaints are common.
- Not BBB-accredited. Despite carrying an A+ rating, the company has not sought BBB accreditation, which means it has not agreed to BBB standards for dispute resolution.
Before paying anything, verify the debt independently, check your credit report, and confirm the original creditor. If the caller refuses to identify the creditor or pressures you to pay immediately, that pressure is itself a red flag.
Global Resolution Center Phone Numbers
Global Resolution Center is known to use at least three phone numbers. If any of these have called you, it is Global Resolution Center LLC.
- (866) 403-8649 (also 8664038649, 866-403-8649, 866.403.8649): Primary toll-free line listed on BBB
- (833) 323-2509 (also 8333232509, 833-323-2509, 833.323.2509): Secondary toll-free line
- (877) 516-9107 (also 8775169107, 877-516-9107, 877.516.9107): Additional toll-free line listed on company website
Document every call. Write down the date, time, number, and what was said. Automated calls to your cell phone without consent may be separate TCPA violations worth $500 to $1,500 each. Do not delete voicemails. Check how many times a collector can legally call per day.
How to Stop Global Resolution Center
1. Request Debt Validation
Send a certified letter to Global Resolution Center LLC, 3900 Woodlake Blvd, Suite 308, Greenacres, FL 33463 within 30 days of first contact. Demand the original creditor’s name, the date the debt originated, the full itemized balance, and proof the debt belongs to you. Collection must pause until they respond adequately. See our guide on how to request debt validation.
2. Check the Statute of Limitations
Florida’s statute of limitations is 5 years for written contracts and 4 years for most other consumer debts. If the debt is older than the applicable period, Global Resolution Center cannot successfully sue you. Collecting on time-barred debt without disclosure may itself be a federal violation.
3. Document Every Contact
Log the date, time, which of the three numbers called you, and what was said. If agents threaten lawsuits, garnishment, or use abusive language, write down exact words.
4. Send a Cease-and-Desist
Certified mail to the Greenacres address. After receipt, Global Resolution Center can only contact you to confirm cessation or notify you of legal action. Review what to say and not say to a collection agency.
5. Call an Attorney
Call +1-844-638-1122. The Wood Firm PLLC stops contact within 48 hours.
Can Global Resolution Center Sue Me or Garnish My Wages?
Global Resolution Center can sue you if the debt is valid and within Florida’s statute of limitations. However, given the company’s small size (5 employees, $258K revenue), suing consumers across multiple states would be resource-intensive. Threats of lawsuits that never materialize can themselves be federal violations.
Global Resolution Center cannot garnish your wages without first filing a lawsuit, winning a judgment, and obtaining a court order.
Florida also has strong wage garnishment protections: if you are the head of household earning $750 per week or less, your wages generally cannot be garnished for consumer debts without your written consent. Any threat of immediate garnishment without a court order or knowledge of your head-of-household status is a federal violation.
How to Remove Global Resolution Center From Your Credit Report
Debt is not yours: Dispute with all three bureaus. Multiple consumer reports describe being contacted about debts that do not appear on their credit reports at all.
Debt is time-barred: Florida’s statute of limitations is 5 years for written contracts. While time-barred debts can still appear on credit reports, continuing to report and collect on an expired debt without disclosure may create FCRA claims.
Global Resolution Center never validated: Reference the unanswered validation request in your bureau dispute letter.
Pay-for-delete: Negotiate written deletion from all three bureaus as a condition of payment. Get it in writing before paying.
Inaccurate reporting gives you a separate claim under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Learn more about your credit reporting rights.
How The Wood Firm PLLC Helps
When Global Resolution Center collects on time-barred debts without disclosure, uses multiple phone numbers to continue contact after a cease-and-desist, threatens immediate garnishment without a court order, or contacts you about debts that do not appear on your credit report, those are actionable claims under the FDCPA, FCRA, and TCPA.
The Wood Firm PLLC has handled these cases exclusively since 2011. Never represented a creditor. You pay nothing upfront. Contact stops within 48 hours. Learn about how we work for you and why clients choose us. Read the attorney profile.
Real Cases Against Collectors Like Global Resolution Center
Client identities are protected.
- Multiple-number harassment. A client received calls from a collector using several different toll-free numbers after a written cease-and-desist. The Wood Firm PLLC documented each call as a separate FDCPA violation and obtained statutory damages.
- Time-barred debt. A collector pressured a client to settle a debt that was well past the statute of limitations without disclosing the expiration. The Wood Firm PLLC pursued FDCPA claims for the misleading communications and recovered damages.
- Wrong-debt collection. A client was contacted about a debt that did not appear on any of their credit reports. The collector could not produce the original contract. The Wood Firm PLLC secured statutory damages and permanent cessation.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Global Resolution Center
Is Global Resolution Center LLC legit?
Yes. Global Resolution Center LLC is a registered Florida business incorporated in August 2017 and based in Greenacres, FL. It has a BBB file with an A+ rating, though it is not BBB-accredited. The company is small, with approximately 5 employees.
Who owns Global Resolution Center?
Iryna Iaroslavska is the Managing Member. Peter Barabash is the COO. The company is related to Finmax Smart Capital, LLC, a merchant cash advance business.
Why are multiple different numbers calling me from Global Resolution Center?
Global Resolution Center uses at least three toll-free numbers: (866) 403-8649, (833) 323-2509, and (877) 516-9107. Debt collectors often rotate numbers to prevent call-blocking. All three connect to the same Greenacres, FL office.
Can Global Resolution Center sue me?
Yes, if the debt is valid and within Florida’s statute of limitations (5 years for written contracts, 4 years for most other consumer debts). Given the company’s small size, actual lawsuits are less common than lawsuit threats.
Can Global Resolution Center garnish my wages?
Only with a court judgment. Florida has strong head-of-household protections: wages of a head of household earning $750 per week or less generally cannot be garnished for consumer debts without written consent. Threats of immediate garnishment are federal violations.
How do I stop Global Resolution Center from calling?
Send a cease-and-desist via certified mail to 3900 Woodlake Blvd, Suite 308, Greenacres, FL 33463. After receipt, they can only contact you to confirm cessation or notify you of legal action.
What is Finmax Smart Capital?
Finmax Smart Capital, LLC is a merchant cash advance business related to Global Resolution Center LLC according to BBB records. If you took out a merchant cash advance that went into default, your account may have been routed to Global Resolution Center for collection.
Can I sue Global Resolution Center?
Yes, for FDCPA violations. Up to $1,000 in statutory damages plus attorney fees. For illegal robocalls, $500 to $1,500 per call under the TCPA. The Wood Firm PLLC handles these cases on contingency.
Take Action Against Global Resolution Center Today
A small, multi-number debt collector connected to a merchant cash advance business is exactly the kind of operation where consumer protections matter most. The Wood Firm PLLC has handled consumer protection cases exclusively since 2011, works on contingency, and makes Global Resolution Center pay the legal fees if we win.
Call +1-844-638-1122 for a free case review. Contact stops within 48 hours of legal notice. Browse our list of collection agencies, review our practice areas, or file with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
