Adams Password Journal, 1 Count, 6.25 x 3.25 Inches, Blue, Alphabetically Organized with 4 Entries Per Page, 48 Pages, Pocket-Sized Login Companion (APJ99)

Great place to keep track of passwords. Small enough to carry in a purse to have handy. Great paper with plenty of room to write.

Great little password book. Perfect size. Not too big. Flexible.

I bought this book over 18 months ago. I also bought some bigger password books. I found they were too big. I dont want to have my password journal to be so noticable. I like the book becuase it can slip underneath my keyboard or nearby and i can hide it inside another book or such. When you do that its not very noticable. Each page is divided into 4 blocks of six lines each block. That sounds like alot. But when you start writing passwords to goverment sites that have to be super long and they must be changed every 120 days or so you find that this book gets filled up and alot of times when you log into the site you dont plan on changing your password and you tend to scribble the new one down in the book. After a while it turns into a scribbled mess. Thats okay as long as I can read it. I used another book to help me generate passwords and together with this book it makes a good combination. This book isnt hardback or anything but when you put it in your pocket or whatever in a hurry it form fits to your body and then others dont tend to take notice of it. I dont really carry it around much. But its in the vicinity of my computer i use the most. I think as long as a person buys a new book once in a while and then just shred the other one it will be fine. Better then haveing the web browswer remember your passwords. I do have the browser remember a few but the sites are just automotive repair sites. Its probaly good to change it out every year or so like the smoke detector batteries. The book isnt wide enough to write some of those passwords on one line so then you have to stretch it to the other line. My sugguestion for those that think they have to carry this in your purse or whatver is to buy several of these books. One master one for home then maybe have another one that has just a few passwords in it to take with you and if you did happen to lose it just have the password marked with 1 star or 2 stars or whatever instead of writing the site name down in the book. That way if you lost it its just passwords and no sites to use them on . I am 63 years old and when i was in high school i can remember how computers were advertised as changing the future so the workweek would be alot shorter becuase we would have so much spare time. Never did I ever think my workweek would be longer becuase I lost the password and the site locks me out or the fact that you cant remember if its supposed to be a cap letter or what! If your a old school type of person like I am this book is for you.

I’ve ordered this before & like to keep with my checkbook when paying bills. Be careful when removing the sticker from the front cover as it will tear it.

Store passwords by website alphabetically. I leave some characters out of passwords in case someone should find my book. Good for older people not comfortable using password keepers or generator programs.

well made journal, easy to use, large space for passwords & notes

Just the right size to slide into my purse. However, the sticker was so strong that it would not come off without tearing the cover. I tried to fix it as I hate returning items. There was no need to have such a strong sticker on the front cover.

It's perfect

Buon rapporto qualità-prezzo, l'agenda è di piccole dimensioni ma permette la registrazione chiara e ordinata di un discreto numero di indirizzi con relative password e eventuali note.

Me encanto porque se me olvidan las contraseñas siempre y si en alguna ocasión perdiera mi teléfono (donde también tengo las contraseñas) pues perdería todas mis cuentas así que prefiero tenerlo todo por escrito (a la antiguita)

Ideally laid out, pocket size.

This is one of the most useful things I have bought. I had scraps of paper scattered in a drawer with trickier passwords on. Now I can find what I want immediately.

Over the years after downloading app and purchasing from various online sites I had passwords on different pieces of paper all over the place. Since I am old school and don't believe in storing passwords on my phone( ransomware lost phone etc). I decided to get organized this did a excellent job and I know store the book in a secure locked location.