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Adams® Phone Message Book with Labels

Item # 901-SC1154L Model # SC1154L

• Principal Heading(s): Phone Memo • Number of Parts: 2 Part • Form Size: 2-3/4" x 4-3/4"

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The best way to keep track of important phone calls and pass along high priority messages Includes labels Carbonless 2 part format Spiral binding allows you to keep a permanent record 4 messages per page; 400 sets per book

Product Information: Principal Heading(s) :

Phone Memo; Number of Parts :

2 Part; Form Size :

2-3/4" x 4-3/4"; Binding Type :

Spiral; Forms per Page :

4; Paper Color :

White; Sheet Size :

2-3/4" x 4-3/4"
Miscellaneous: Quantity :

400; Brand :

Adams; Country of Origin :

MEX
Weight: Weight :

0.25 lbs. per Each

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Adams� Phone Message Book with Labels

3.3

(based on 4 reviews)

75%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

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- Business (4)

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3/30/2010

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

great product

By Toni, receptionist/everything

from Sonora, CA

About Me Value Oriented

Pros

Bright White
Durable Construction
Professional Quality
Quality Writing Surface

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Comments about Adams� Phone Message Book with Labels:

Every option I need is on form. No need to hand write alot of extras.

6/12/2009

(7 of 7 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Tags are a great idea

By Tink

from Lake Hopatcong, NJ

About Me Quality Oriented

Pros

Easy Sheet Removal

Cons

Best Uses

Phone Messages

Comments about Adams� Phone Message Book with Labels:

Have not had a chance to use them yet but thought the stickers were a neat idea.

5/16/2008

(16 of 17 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

A good product

By good dog

from USA

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Comments about Adams� Phone Message Book with Labels:

I think this is a nice, useful message book. It has a decent amount of writing space for the body of the message, and the different areas of each message are nicely laid out and easy to read. The only thing I don't like about the pad (although this is not a flaw with the product, just a feature I wish it had) is that the messages that you tear off are not sticky on the back. I mistakenly bought this product because I saw the word "sticker" on the front and just assumed that meant the tear off messages were sticky like Post-It notes. Other message pads I've bought in the past were like that. The stickers they are referring to on this product are a single sheet in the back of the book of various small, yellow stickers that you can peel off and put on individual messages. They say things like "Urgent" or "FYI" etc.

9/28/2007

(24 of 25 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

Quality dropping steadily

By Rachel

from Upper Marlboro, MD

About Me Quality Oriented, Value Oriented

Pros

Cons

Difficult Sheet Removal
Flimsy Construction
Poor Writing Surface

Best Uses

Phone Messages

Comments about Adams� Phone Message Book with Labels:

The quality of the Adams phone message books has been dropping steadily since I first started purchasing them 3 years ago. The individual messages are no longer tearing out cleanly, the carbonless copies are not coming in as dark, and to top it off, Adams no longer includes a cardboard divider to insert between sets. I have been using the same divider for the past year! I guess they are expecting you to use the front cover as a divider, but once you remove the cover storage becomes more difficult, and that leaves no place to write the dates the book contains.

Overall, if there was any alternative, I’d take it.