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Our customers, called Angels, get better wines for their money by supporting some of Australia’s most talented independent winemakers.
These are the best wines you've ever tasted...
18 Sydney Road, 2095, manly, Australia
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I got this spam when I bought something from Mobileciti. I'm also none too happy with them either. I'm years sober, and don't drink, but what about alcoholics? Just having this stuff pop up in their inbox without any permission whatsoever. I never, ever signed up for or even hinted I would be interested in this.
The advertising is also misleading. Because you get $100 off the wine without getting a spam email coupon anyway just going to the base website. So the email is just fluff. The way they rope you in it seems is sneakily signing you up to a subscription where they withdraw $40 a month into 'wine credit' that you can't easily cancel or get back. It seems 90% of people don't notice that with a purchase they are also signing up for recurring billing.
I am so sick of these deceptive practices in the market. This is too many strikes. Emails I never asked for and deceptive and misleading marketing.
Very disappointed, in Mobileciti too.

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All I wanted was to unsubscribe from all emails. So, I click the link to unsubscribe. And it took me here:
This is your account, under your control
You want me to send you emails about the stuff that really matters to you.
I'll always try to send you emails that I think are relevant to you. I'm sorry if I got it wrong this time.
Please take a moment to tell me what interests you - and I'll only send you what you want to hear.
Tell me when
By email
We put the free bottle in your basket (Angels only)
Other offers we think you'll love
Someone posts to a group I'm in
Someone posts to my Naked Me feed
Someone replies to a post I made
Are you kidding me?

Reply from Naked Wines Australia
THIS IS A SCAM! They take money out of your account without telling you!

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All that fuss, and for a bunch of drunken ass winers, geeze, $180 bucks for a gift case for someone else.
Now you know why I'm just an ass winers, I wanted my own damn case too!
Just 1 voucher, that's just not enough, how am I ever going to get through the day now?

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I’m sure your wines may be fine, but my experience with the voucher was very disappointing. When the voucher was applied, the price went up instead of down, which felt misleading and a waste of time. Please don't charge my card.

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Wines are ok, however, be careful about the membership. You have to press " I’d rather " rather than the cancel option. Do not get duped by 'you’ve pressed cancel, and it's done,' but it will ask again and again, 'are you sure?' It is annoying as I thought I had cancelled, but I got charged $40.
Wines are good, no complaints on that side.

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I got chatting by this company deduct my money $40 same as other customers review.
As my son give me gift card so i interested. I know other people got the same issue as me. Very disappointed. Your company is disgusting.

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I unknowingly SOMEHOW enrolled in a Naked Wines subscription, resulting in a $200 'Angel Cash' account balance and UNAUTHORISED monthly deductions of $40 from my account between 27/06/2025 and 27/11/2025.
Upon discovery, I cancelled immediately and reached out via numerous "support" channels / emails, requesting a full refund on 1 December 2025.
Despite multiple written follow-ups (with my partner cc'd in), customer support remained unresponsive and unhelpful - making what should have been a straightforward resolution, into weeks of chasing.
"Lasela" from their "support" team, went as far as to claim unanswered emails from ME, with ZERO evidence provided - completely contradicting the email thread and all my attached evidence.
What should have been simple has become a NIGHTMARE of evasion and lies. Overall, the support has been abysmal: slow, unhelpful communication, shifting responsibility, and no meaningful action.
As of 13 January 2026, the $200 refund remains outstanding.
While Naked Wines holds a 4.3/5 rating from 5,025 reviews, how they have achieved such a score is baffling given the numerous other Trustpilot complaints highlighting similar issues with misleading subscriptions, billing errors, and refund delays.
ADVISE TO ALL:
If you engage with this company, exercise extreme caution - they use misleading tactics and scammy subcription traps. Monitor your statements like a hawk and document EVERYTHING in writing – because extracting your money will be a battle.

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Naked Wines deducted $40 from my Bank Account. Without my authority. Called to complain. Only to be told that my money would be refunded in 3 to 5 days. Outrageous. They have my money for 5 days. I am not gaining interest on my money for that period. I definitely would recommend for anyone considering buying Wines on the Net. Think twice before you decide. You will be taken advantage of 100%. You have been warned ⚠️ 😉. Choice is yours.

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I don't want money coming out of my account, I don't drink wine, I got a gift for sometime special and now they want to keep taking my money.
I tried to cancel but doing that let's them have my money as they won't just give it back. so I have to pause it, which I did but now they have started again after 3 weeks.
this is not on.
I want my money refunded.

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No direct means of communication with a customer service staff member...only a Chat Bot ( which was useless ). The earliest timeframe that Naked wines would respond to a chat bot query - 72 hours. Would I use this wine delivery service again...NEVER!! Better of going to Dan Murphy's direct.

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This company's business practices are dodgy as h*ll. Signs you up for an 'angel account' without asking for your permission. Then deducts a monthly amount from your credit card. Tried to get a refund - they refused. Try to delete your account? Impossible on their website, had to call in. Stay away.
Besides, the wine is rather mediocre, you will get a better deal for the same quality of wine at BWS.

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Im looking forward in trying it my friends will be helping so we all look forward to it thanks for the supper fast check out..... Noel Tye...

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After seeing how many people are being deceived by this hidden monthly fee program they have no idea they subscribed to, I will definitely be contacting consumer affairs. It’s a disgusting strategy and needs to be reported. What a deceitful and un ethical company this is.

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You are debiting my debit card $40 each month over the last several months. I did not make an order nor agreed to this monthly debit. Again, the second time, I ask you cease debiting my card and refund me the lots of $40 taken .

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I placed my Christmas order on 14 December for three boxes of wine, due to arrive on 19 December. Two boxes arrived early on the 17th, but the third was returned, which immediately caused concern — especially as the exact same thing happened last year before my husband’s 50th birthday.
To make matters worse, I received an email today saying the third box had been delivered, but it definitely had not. I stayed home all day waiting for it.
I contacted Naked Wines customer service and spoke with Lawrence, who was extremely sympathetic, professional, and helpful. I can’t fault him at all.
However, this is now the second time this has happened right before an important event, and it’s clear that logistics is not Naked Wines’ strong point. For a subscription service, reliability is essential, and unfortunately this experience has left me seriously considering cancelling my membership.

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Delivered to the wrong address, disappointed not a variety , just many bottles of the same wine .

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Purposefully Hidden Angel Automatic Monthly Subscription
Wines taste awful, not worth the marketed prices (retail price is a lie since you can't get those wines anywhere else so the actual retail price is what you pay for it).
They purposefully sign you up for the angel account but not properly show anywhere whether or not you have signed up. I checked my subscriptions like three times and did not find anything. It turns out angels program was a separate account with one very hard to find point of entry.

Reply from Naked Wines Australia
Great wine diversity and quality. Even have ciders and nonalcoholic wine to choose from. I love that I can cater for all tastes to my gatherings. Nice to know I’m supporting independent wineries.

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