The king of PTCs has just introduced its security card slated for January 2009.  The security card adds an additional layer of security to an already dual password system.  The card is an actual physical card that you receive in the mail that will be used to validate numerous profile actions, including cashouts, jackpots, purchases, transfers, etc.

Here’s an excerpt from Neobux’s website on how the card works.

After you’ve received your card, activate it and choose your protection level.
Everytime the card is required, you’ll be asked for 3 random positions in the card’s matrix printed at the back. Failure to enter the codes after a few attempts will temporarily block your account and you’ll be warned by email.

Even if someone has your password, your secondary password and even your email password, they will be blocked to make changes, withdraw your balance, play jackpots, etc.

What you can block:

- Card settings (always blocked)
- Support (always blocked)
- Forum & Chat
- Personal Settings
- Advertisements visualization
- Cashouts
- Jackpots
- Purchases
- Balance Transfers
- Referral management (recycling, renting, etc)

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Well folks it looks like another PTC site has bit the dust.  Honestly I really did think this was a PTC site that was Neobux’s nearest competitor.  The site had a great script that offered many of the same features, but was different enough to stand on its own.  The admin was very active and seemed genuine.  I received six payments without problems in its early life, but after the story broke of the death of Sandra, it was the beginning of the end.  My last article talked much about this event.  The question now is “was SandraClicks a scam from the start or did the death of Sandra cause its downfall, if in fact there was a Sandra to begin with”.  We may never know.

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