Stay scam-safe
A simple routine for urgent calls, texts and emails.
- Stop, Check, Call
- Warning signs checklist
- How to use this book safely
For seniors and anyone tired of forgotten logins
Sticky notes, reset emails, and that call from someone "from the bank". This large-print book keeps all your website logins in alphabetical order, and adds a simple Stop, Check, Call guide that helps you pause before anyone rushes you into a scam.
Instant PDF download. Print it and keep it somewhere safe.
The everyday problem
Most of us now have dozens of accounts, and small handwriting on scraps of paper is hard to read. Scammers know this. They call, text and email pretending to be a bank, a grandchild or the government, and they always want you to act fast. This book keeps your logins readable in one place and gives you a calm plan for those moments.
"Scammers rush you. You are always allowed to slow down."
What's inside
Use a pencil so you can update entries when passwords change.
A simple routine for urgent calls, texts and emails.
The basics you need when something stops working.
Large-print login pages in alphabetical order.
Clear steps for the moment you are not sure.
Why it works
Big text for the logins, and clear habits for the scams.
15-point text and wide lines for every entry.
A to Z pages plus banking and shopping sections.
A simple habit that works on phone, text and email.
A line for each new password, so the book stays current.
A look inside
Tables with room to write, and a scam guide up front.
Letter or A4. Staple it or keep it in a folder.
Fill in your trusted people page first, so help is one call away.
Write logins in pencil and store the book somewhere private at home, never in your wallet or car.
A book kept privately at home is safer than reused passwords or sticky notes on the screen. Never carry it with you, and do not write your bank PIN or card numbers in it.
No book can stop every scam. It helps you slow down, check and call a real number before acting, which is the habit fraud experts recommend.
No. It is a printable PDF you download right after purchase. Print it at home, at a library or at any print shop, as many copies as your family needs.
Both. You get a US Letter file and an A4 file, so it prints correctly in the US, the UK, Europe and Australia.
Body text is about 15 point in Atkinson Hyperlegible, a typeface designed for low-vision readers, with wide lines and big tick boxes for easy writing.
It is designed to be printed and written by hand. You can also write on it in a PDF app that supports handwriting or text notes.
One readable book for your accounts and a calm plan for anyone who tries to rush you.
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