NakedWines.com Deceptive business practice! Introductory order of wine is a MONTHLY commitment Napa California

I got a card for Nakedwines.com and thought I'd try out some different wines.  Offer was for under $100 for a case of 12.  What was positively NOT clear was that I was becoming some sort of Angel investor!  The entire Angel thing I thought was that my purchasing these little known wines from smaller vineyards was what that meant.  I had no idea I was subscribing to some sort of monthly fee of $40. 

I am a businesswoman with a graduate degree, so I'm not an idiot who just didn't read the fine print.  I have gone back to their Website to find this information and it is BURIED deep in their site.  Also, their site does not have any place on it where you can cancel.  

I would imagine for wine aficionados who want to become wine investors that this is a good deal.  However, I wish that I had known that I was being asked to become a WINE INVESTOR before I simply placed an order for a case of wine. Additionally, if you have the shipment delivered to a Walgreen's (which we did since we travel and can't be home to sign for an alcohol delivery) Walgreen's will only hold the shipment for a few days.  So, if you don't get to pick it up right away, your shipment will be returned back to Nakedwines. 

Buyer beware!