
Do Not
Store
Passwords
With Your
Usernames
& We Show
You How

Step #1 Example; Making The File & Details You Keep For Reference, Only
What goes on your online account name conversion file?
CREATE SECRET CODE NAMES TO REPLACE YOUR REAL ONLINE BUSINESS ACCOUNT NAMES;
FROM BANKING ONLINE, SHOPPING ONLINE, ACADEMICS ONLINE, MEDICAL ONLINE ACCOUNTS, ETC.
Type this detail out and please keep this first Word or Excel file separate from SECRET passwords.

Your Real Account #1: 1st National Manhattan Bank & Your Username
New Code Name #1: 1st National Tan-Nut Bank (Name used again in step #2 with p-nut down below.)
Your Real Account #2: Wells Fargo Bank & Your Username
New Code Name #2: Key Largo Nut Bank (Name used again in step #2 with p-nut down below.)
Your Real Account #3: Upton Federal Credit Union & Your Username
New Code Name #3: Pistachios Federal C.U. (Name used again in step #2 with p-nut down below.)
DOCUMENT FILE #1: Your Real Conversion File of "ONLINE ACCOUNT NAMES", USERNAMES & YOUR CLEVER CODE NAMES; You keep in another trusted place.
A New Process or Design So Only You Can Put These
Puzzle Pieces Together!
UPLOAD CODED NAMES & PASSWORDS FILE
Step #2 Example; The File You Upload to Your E-Squirrels Account.
What goes on your coded names & password file?
Next, type this detail into your 2nd Word or Excel file .
Your clever online code names & real password p-nuts
into your 2nd Word or Excel file.
UPLOAD THIS 2ND WORD OR EXCEL FILE INTO YOUR
E-SQUIRRELS.COM'S E-TREE ACCOUNT.
Created Online Secret Bank Names:
Coded Bank Names Your Real
Passwords
1. 1st National Tan-Nut Bank twhp4l
2. Key Largo Nut Bank 987!Cat
3. Pistachios Federal C.U. veggie1
Created Your Credit Card Secret Names:
Coded Card Names Your
Real Passwords
1. SilverMac Nut Card 4Tsealn!
2. Gold Walnut Card #8W26712a
E-mail: Complex Named Address, EdwSmith@comcast.net
Coded E-mail Names Your Real
Passwords
1. SamECashews@NutMail.com 5912Jbond
2. GoPNuts@MyMessaging.com 73rdroutE
YES, IT IS THAT SIMPLE
Access your account on your mobile phone, iPad, your home computer, or laptop.