Gotcha: Answers: Internet Address & Password Logbook - 284 Alphabetical Entries, Big Writing Lines, and Scam-Proofing From a Retired Detective

``` Thirty years of investigations. Twenty of them sworn. One book that keeps your accounts out of the wrong hands.
You have more accounts than you can count and more passwords than anybody could remember. So you write them down - on the back of an envelope, in your phone, on a sticky note under the keyboard.
A retired detective would like a word about that.
GOTCHA: ANSWERS is a password and login book built by someone who spent a career watching ordinary people lose everything they had. It gives you one safe place for every account you own, and it teaches you how to keep that place safe.
INSIDE:

• 284 lettered entries, A to Z. Website, username, password, the email you used, and a note. Find any account in seconds.
• Big, easy-to-read writing lines with real room for your handwriting.
• Separate sections for Wi-Fi networks and device PINs.
• THE DETECTIVE'S SECTION - the three tells underneath every scam ever run, the calls that will come, and one real case worked from the inside.
• THE PASSWORD IDEA GUIDE - why four ordinary words beat one word with a dollar sign in it, and how to build one you will actually remember.
• 44 DO'S AND DON'TS - one pair for every letter of the alphabet, from a career of watching it go wrong.
• The one trick that makes this book useless to anybody who steals it.

And nowhere on the cover does it say the word "password." That is on purpose. A book with PASSWORDS printed across the front is a treasure map for anybody who walks through your house - the repairman, the houseguest, the grandkid's friend.