Review on BookFactory Password Book/Password Organizer/Password Keeper/Password Journal - 120 Pages - 3.5" X 5.25", Thick Translucent Cover, Wire-O Binding (JOU-120-MCW-A (Password)) by Brian Cox

Pros: Clean modern design. Sturdy frosted plastic cover, front and back. Spiral binding is good quality. Notes section at the bottom of each page is very useful. Easy to locate in a desk drawer with the asterisks, and doesn't blatantly advertise "PASSWORDS!" on the cover like some others.Cons: Too many lines allocated for multiple passwords for one site (6 lines?!) when those would have been better used for the notes section. But here's where the two stars disappeared to: there are not enough pages per letter to enter your information, and the numbers of pages are inconsistent. There are only 4 entries for "E," while "T" has 6. Yes, I know "T" is a letter used quite often, but that doesn't necessarily apply to websites; mostly Scrabble and Wheel of Fortune. And, considering that so many things online are considered "e-something," you'd think there might be more pages for that. Yes, I saw that the book has 120 pages, so I'm not sure exactly what I WAS expecting, but if I don't have enough room for all of my accounts and passwords and usernames, what good is it? Do I really want to have to buy a second book so I can get a start on my trilogy?Basically, this is a really useful item. It's really good for someone who doesn't use the Internet for almost everything. I can't see how I would have any more different accounts than most other people these days, so I don't think I'm being too harsh or - I don't know. Maybe I am. But I have the same gripe about this as I do with the pockets of women's jeans: why can't they just be big enough to be useful?