My cat Ziggy has a secret! And it’s your secrets he is keeping. Yes! Ziggy protects your most sensitive data, including passwords, account #s and answers to security questions.
Ziggy’s Secrets is an Internet password keeper, designed to look like a cat story book yet is disguised to be your personal internet password log-in book for use at home or in the office. There is plenty of room with 150 pages, including:
space for entries such as the name of your account
the URL
your log in / user name
password
space for answers to those pesky security questions
a place for your account # and …
space for additional notes
A larger than normal password book, it measures 8 x 10 inches and has room for over 500 entries. What other password books don’t offer, this one does…
Designed to flip open easily
Easily write your entries on either the left or right side of the pages
Keep the page open as you copy the password onto your computer screen
Offer additional white space in the margins for notes
Plus extras - the last 4 blank pages of the password book allows for additional notes, special instructions or a place to glue a 6 x 9 envelope (not included) and fill with licensing documentation or information
Because of the disguising nature of the cover, you can display Ziggy’s Secrets on your desk at work or home with the comfort that others will not know of its contents. And, because of its size, you will less likely misplace it.
The author/designer purposely did not add alphabetical letters to the margins since you have the option to enter your information alphabetically, numerically or by category so as not to restrict your use of this book. There is a lined space (noted with paw prints) that is located on the top of each page in the margin area if you want to add any letter, word or number in the margin to quickly find a particular page when looking for a specific password for a certain URL. The book includes instructions on how to set up an alphabetical format.
A novel gift that is not to be read, but used daily by the most active internet users. Ziggy suggests you change your passwords frequently, so use in good health and know that Ziggy will keep your secrets safe. You can also visit Ziggy at his own website: www.ThankGodiMaFeline.com. ^. .^
