Green Biotics Nassau Reviews and Scam Complaints
Review coverage checked November 6, 2026. Attributed summaries of public reviews. Google access was incomplete; this is not an export of every review.
Some Green Biotics Nassau reviewers describe their experiences as a scam. This page brings together the accessible customer accounts, favorable feedback and reporting that tests those allegations. The word “scam” reflects a reviewer’s allegation, not a finding of fraud by this website.
Google reviews for the Bay Street listing
The Google listing reviewed was Greenbiotics at International Bazaar, Bay Street, Nassau. It displayed 3.3 stars from seven reviews. Five review texts were accessible; opening the remaining two required sign-in. Dates below are Google’s relative labels as observed. Open the original Google listing.
| Displayed reviewer | Rating and displayed age | Attributed summary |
|---|---|---|
| Sally B. | 1 star, 7 months ago | Alleges promised follow-up support did not arrive and questions the sales testimonials. |
| Karen Wuestewald | 1 star, a year ago | Alleges a lengthy sales encounter, delayed refund and shared customer service across names. |
| Amy Lester | 1 star, 2 years ago | Calls the encounter a scam, alleging product-shipping discrepancies and charges exceeding the agreement. |
| Angela Henkelman | 5 stars, 2 years ago | Describes a friendly, enjoyable visit and enthusiasm about returning. |
| Audrey Robinson | 5 stars, 2 years ago | Praises the staff and products. |
These are paraphrases, not copied full reviews. The displayed rating and count are a dated snapshot. The listing does not establish Amit Mor’s participation in any encounter.
Nassau-specific Trustpilot complaints
- sharon Zamani, December 7, 2025. Reports a $200 under-eye purchase and alleges a mismatch between the demonstration and product used at home. See the individual source review.
- Adrian A DAmico, March 23, 2025. Describes pressure and alleges payment for an undelivered product, while saying a purchased light device had some effect.
- Marina, May 22, 2026. Describes an aggressive Nassau sales pitch and says they chose not to purchase.
These summaries concern customer posts on the Green Biotics Trustpilot profile, which also covers other locations. The profile’s overall rating is not presented as a Nassau-only score.
Older Nassau accounts and an update that matters
- Lena, August 13, 2024. Alleges a further card charge after declining an expensive light tool, and says documents were signed. Source page.
- Jeanne Porter, updated February 10, 2020. Initially used the word scam about a Nassau purchase, then added that Hermetise representatives provided advice and offered further help. Hermetise is not assumed to be Hermesea. Source page.
- Natalie Fenton, February 24, 2020. Praises Nassau staff and products. Source page.
Scam allegations need to be read beside the investigation
The Consumer Rescue investigation review explains why reporting on disputed Nassau purchases cannot be reduced to its headline. The underlying account examines the paperwork as well as what customers said happened.
What this establishes about Amit Mor
The historical Amit Mor and NWL report is business context. These Google and Trustpilot accounts do not identify him as the salesperson, show that he approved a disputed charge, or prove personal fraud. A connection to a business is not a substitute for evidence about a particular transaction.
Coverage and omissions
Public review platforms can contain duplicate accounts, changed wording and comments about unrelated outlets. This collection identifies the Nassau-specific material found and the access limit. It does not claim to reproduce every Google review, every historical complaint or all feedback for the worldwide brand.
A further Bay Street complaint on Cruise Critic
MADtravler, July 18, 2024. Names Green Biotics on Bay Street and alleges spending more than $11,000 after an emotional sales pitch about buying for their mother. The writer says a return was refused because two products had been opened by the salesperson, and reports starting a card dispute. This is a forum allegation; no outcome or merchant response is established in the post. Read the original forum post.
Later replies quote this account. Quoted repetitions are not counted as additional customers or separate complaints.
Compare the Hermesea scam-complaint review and Pharmaciopy review research, or consult the original-source directory.