I am a little confused why you all think that SR is in the wrong here. SR and Netwinner are 2 different companies and if people still want to play the game with the new rules, then so be it.
With so much fraud these days, I don't blame Netwinner at all, I'm sure they had to have these rule changes to stay in business. It does suck that you should have been paid with e cards, but maybe the prizes they come out with will be just as good as taking the ecard and buying whatever you wanted. To me Netwinner was something to do in my spare time and I never looked at it from a making money point of view.
Just my 2 cents.
I don't think anyone here has said SR is in the wrong here - it is all about Netwinner and how they have deceived players for months - from the inexplicable delay in prize delivery to this "straw that has broken the camel's back." SR is awesome.

Tricia is a smart lady with a law degree and I'm sure she has reasons why she is standing behind NW and knows what she is doing. I think folks are remembering how previous relationships were severed and are wondering why this one isn't being ended when Netwinner's business practices are so blatently unethical, if not illegal.
If Netwinner hadn't adopted "You Play, We Pay" as their slogan, I don't think people would have looked at the site as a way to "win" a couple of dollars on a gift card. I certainly didn't sit there for easily over an hour each day pressing that "play" button on the Money Wheel because it was a blast. It was in the hope of winning that gift card that was promised in their rules, or forbid, the $1,000,000.00 jackpot. Like THAT was ever going to happen!
It was a sweepstakes or contest or sorts and you just can't retroactively change the rules and expect that it's OK. I'm sure there are laws against that and that's why many people are contacting the NC Atty General. If people were playing by NW's rules, they have the right to the prize they were promised per NW rules at the time they played the game. If people weren't playing by the rules, then I don't understand how. They told us they supposedly "fixed" the system when they restricted the number of plays to 100 per day and then, again, by changing the last ball to a "bonus entry." So, I'm not really sure how fraud could still be going on.
As far as their prizes, I don't think they have any immediate plans to offer redemption for points. You'll only be able to cash your points in for "chances" for prizes. And, I think the raffles are a huge ripoff. Hundreds of points for 1 entry for a portable DVD player that probably costs $100. Since the last change to a "bonus entry," I've been lucky if I got 150 points a day in 100 spins PLUS the banko. I'm not willing to spend days spinning that wheel to get 1 entry for a Bissell floor cleaner that I'd never win. And if I DID win, what are they odds that I would get my prize?
You're absolutely right - everyone is free to play where they wish but I'd rather spend my time on other sites where I have confidence rules are being followed.