I like that I now have one place to keep my passwords and user names. But I really wish that I could find one that not only has a place to put those, but also a section for an address book, with phone number, address, email address and possibly their blog site address or web address. It arrived quickly.

Ordered 1 copy, received 2 - gave other to a friend. I haven't started using it yet because I have to find all my passwords around the house on scattered pieces of paper or in 2 falling apart books. Nice large spacing between the lines. Only negative comment I have is that the financial section is only one page. I have one financial institution that requires you to change you ID and Password EVERY SIX MONTHS & YOU CANNOT USE A PREVIOUS ONE. I also have CD's, Stock Accounts, 401K's, E-Trade, Vanguard etc. - my finances are spread across several financial institutions, each for a specific financial reason.

Great size for office use. Not pocket size. It is alphabetized, so that you can easily find the info you need. Lines are wide. and it has plenty of pages. Perfect for those who have many websites to visit, and at the same time need many passwords. Overall, it is a great buy and quality.

Perfect product for its intended use. Very concerned about using online "password software keepers" so this feels safer. I keep it right near my desk so whenever I change passwords I can immediately enter them.....in pencil. Nice, thick pages, the alphabetical tabs are great. Really a nice little product.

I really like this log book and it has helped me organize the mess of passwords I had collected and kept clipped on separate, growing and constantly changing lists. First, it is well constructed of quality materials and seems like it will last for a long time. The tabbed sections is absolutely key, and there are several pages per letter(s). Most of the pages are set up for entering internet passwords and there are ample spaces for each for things like the web address, user name, password, and other descriptors/comments. I fill this out in pencil so I can change passwords over time, although there is space if you just want to cross out and replace with new ones within the original section you have created. There is also space for all sorts of router, email, and other information at the end, although that general section and the individual types of information it is not tabbed and that is a minor deficiency. The other thing I would have liked to have seen is a section for computer and individual account passwords. There is a blank page in the front so you can include such things, there, realizing that people typically have multiple devices and several passwords for each. Beyond these very minor inconveniences, I truly like this log book and would highly endorse it. I actually bought one for my brother noting that he kept the same collection of messy passwords, although his were in a spiral bound without tabbed sections and he had to flip through about 20 pages of old and new items, in no particular order, every time he had to find what are becoming increasingly complicated and unique passwords for security reasons. I'm not a big fan of electronic password keepers as everything is becoming hackable in this era, and with this log book they have to get them one-by-one and not all in one electronic location kept on your computer. There are other ways they can get them all from your computer but this makes it just a tad more difficult as they can't target one specific keeper program across many platforms. At least that is my view. Finally, this does become a very important book so think about where you plan to keep it. Mine is kept in a relatively strong safe that is bolted to the wall and floor but that is not necessary. This looks like it will blend nicely in any shelf with books and/or decor, or possibly in a drawer. Just avoid obvious places like your computer desk drawer or night stand for obvious reasons. If you are like me, you will really appreciate this well made organizer and time saver.