I forgot in the last post that maybe everyone didn't understand fully unless I give a second example so you can analyze the difference between 2 different logins for 2 different websites using my method.

A 2nd example:

For a credit card company, HSYC, I have a login so I can pay the bill online. I created a username called: CX3151947 and a password: 315CX1947.

Using the same strings as in the above example, here's the example:

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HSYC Visa Card

Website for logging in:

https://www.hsyc.com/?lsjfsld.-p.login

username: Cx3xx1xxx
password: 3xxCx1xxx

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Reason why this method works so well, is that when you see a '1' followed by 3 x's, you know this ALWAYS means 1947...that's a string you use consistently, and you NEVER PUT ANYTHING ON PAPER (OR IN A TEXT FILE) OTHER THAN '1xxx' ...that's why this method works so well. No where is it written anywhere, on anything, PERIOD! That 1xxx would mean 1947...so nobody will ever ever know, except you in your head.

Hope this helps.