NJOY NOW Prepaid Adult Entertainment Access cards protect users’ online privacy

January 11, 2008

Chicago – The NJOY NOW approach to business has always been “Privacy Is Priceless”. By providing an anonymous prepaid adult Internet access card, NJOY NOW is helping to secure the privacy of the 40 million U.S. adults who view online adult entertainment each year.

Some users are not as protected as NJOY NOW customers, however.

By entering their credit card number and e-mail addresses into popular adult pay sites – unlike NJOY NOW - customers are risking the very real threat that their identity and financial information may be stolen by online criminals.

A recent security breach in NATS – a software program used by one-third of all adult pay sites - caused countless credit card numbers and e-mail addresses of adult pay site customers to be exposed to illicit parties. Too Much Media (TMM), the firm who manages the NATS application, said that this has been an ongoing problem with the program.

“Ongoing privacy risks, such as the NATS breach, are an unnecessary burden that online adult entertainment customers should never have to bear”, said NJOY NOW spokesman Steve Levine. “Not only does this put the users’ financial safety at risk, but it also turns a very private purchase into public information. NJOY NOW changes all of that.”

NJOY NOW Prepaid Adult Entertainment Access cards are the solution to this problem. Customers no longer have to give up their personal, private information to enjoy great online adult entertainment. They just pick up an NJOY NOW card at the corner store, log on, and NJOY!

A full report on the recent adult pay security breach can read on the NJOY NOW Franchise site.