🔒 Journals Unlimited Write it Down Series: Guided Journal for Online Accounts & Passwords, Kraft Hard Cover, Recycled Materials, 3.5”x8.5” Review

Love how portable it is, very well made, the only issue I have is that it's difficult to get to the alphabet section for you to view/use . It would be ideal if it had these tabs (to define AD, EH, IL etc.)

This is the perfect size to fit in my purse. I need my passwords because I have so many different accounts that I need to remember and I'm getting old or the computer doesn't recognize my phone even though it's the same phone. oh thank you raven

I've made up my mind to change all my passwords for the new year so I bought this product. I finally have a place to keep them. The great thing is that I write the page in ink but use a pencil to enter the password and it's easy to read. And there's room for a date that might come in handy.

I bought one of these picks in 2001 and just bought this replacement (2019) not because of wear and tear but because I've scratched it in too many places and changed passwords so many times I just started wanted about. (Use a password pen.) The old book still has room and is in good condition, so trust me, if you want reliable quality, go with this brand. I also bought their birding and camping magazines, they are all worth every penny.

I initially liked this book but the more I wrote the more I found that the pages were so small that they are difficult to write. I like the design, the fact that they fit easily in a pocket or purse and that the pages lay flat, but I had to get a slightly larger password book - usually wider - so my fingers wouldn't cramp when typing.

Because every website requires a different password with different requirements, this little book is the solution. I have one but it got wet. The pages are legible despite the accident, but I needed a new one. I like its format, easy to read, easy to use, and it offers a note line for each listing. I know there are many ways to store passwords online, but I don't feel comfortable using them. Write It Down has many different styles of magazines, check them out and you won't be disappointed.

Good. You must write in lowercase. But the alternative is a big book that you can carry around with you. Tabs would be nice, but they definitely have enough entries for all the ridiculous websites I've been to. If you get hacked and forced to change all your passwords, you will gradually understand how many websites you created a username and password for. Then you'd better collect them all in one place (in this book) so it doesn't take you three months to memorize them all. In the future I…