Password Book: Internet Password Organizer: 6" x 9" Small Password Journal and Alphabetical Tabs | Password Logbook | Logbook To Protect Usernames (Password Books)

It states that this internet password organizer 6" x 9" is small password journal with alphabetical tabs and it isn't small. Size wise it is the size it states but the interior printing is "large print" and they give you plenty of space to enter your name, website, username, password and notes plus at the beginning it gives you a couple of pages of contact names and phone numbers. I decided I needed a larger book and this one worked out great!

I use variations of one password and it was getting harder and harder to remember which password went with what site. I had been jotting them down on pieces of paper and keeping them in what is now, a very tattered file folder.This was just what I needed. NOTE: I did make one change. At Fed-Ex you can get any book rebound with spiral bindings for a small charge. I had mine bound with the spirals and it is so much easier to handle.

I bought this as a replacement to my old book. I like this one because it's bigger size than my old one, but not full size (8 x 10). It has all the information spaces that I want (Name of site, login, password, web address, & notes) The only thing that I forgot to make sure that it had was tabs that stick out (A, B, C, etc). However it's still a good book. And it you trying to decide if you need one or not, I can say with certainty that you will become dependent on it!

This is a small notebook size book. Each page is broken into alphabetical sections for passwords. The only concern is the blatant words on the front so I would place it in a hidden place or a safe. I do like that the lettering is large enough to see so you are not straining your eyes. A helpful hint is to write with a pencil and if you use a similar sign-on, don't include the whole thing just the last part such as ....1 or .... CO. That way if it is found, it will be less conspicuous.,While Google and Apple will save your passwords for you, it is often a pain to have to try to find them online especially if you are using several computers or search engines. Thus this book is great and for those who keep their passwords on sticky notes, this is much better.

This is something I needed. With all the sites wanting me to change my password. I can't possibly remember them all. This isn't for someone that needs things super secure. If you don't want the passwords actually written, I have a friend that writes them in a code. I thought this was a good idea for accounts that need security. Overall the book is very handy for me.

The price was good, the size is perfect for home use, and the book is very pretty, but it's too large to use on the go and with no index (Alphabet tabs) it's hard to use. However I'm not returning it. I bought some pretty index tabs, affixed them and am using at home.

It’s a little flimsy, and honestly, it should only cost a dollar or two, but it’s pretty artwork on the cover and gets its job done. So, can’t complain.

Cute front cover!Has ample space to record websites, passwords, usernames etc. It is alphabetized and easy to read. The lettering is on the bigger side so it would be great for someone who needs big lettering, or maybe someone that needs more space to write.

My Password Book has beautiful florals on the front and back cover. The front cover says "Passwords" in large with "book." On the top of each page has in bold black "Password Log." An initial letter of a new alphabet letter on the first page of two for that alphabet letter occurs on the right side in bold and black. Each page has room for three passwords. Each of the three sections for a password has a place for the name, website, username, password and two lines for notes. This book is tall and wide and could blend in with other books.

Bought this as a gift, nice product. Only downfall is the sections don’t have tabs or indents to the pages, like a phone book does, which would make it easier to look through. Overall good.

Just exactly what I was wanting