Contact Management

By brock on Sat 21 Apr 2007, 12:17 am

Friends: I need a good way to keep track of my contacts - phone numbers, addresses, web sites, things like that. I'm not too fond of Address Book or Outlook, and really, I'd prefer something web-based so I can get to it anywhere. I considered buying a cheap Palm (or equivalent), but don't really want to spend money, or carry another device, or have a single fail-point.

Anyone know a site that's free, reliable, and won't sell my friends to spammers?

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9 Comments

have you taken a look at

Submitted by Sarah Friedlander (not verified) on Sat 21 Apr 2007, 12:20 am.

have you taken a look at plaxo (www.plaxo.com)?

text file on a computer you

Submitted by tirzelin (not verified) on Sat 21 Apr 2007, 1:47 am.

text file on a computer you can access from outside its network and that has nightly backups
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Google notebook. (posted on

Submitted by whack (not verified) on Sat 21 Apr 2007, 2:02 am.

Google notebook.
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cant write something simple

Submitted by freqency (not verified) on Sat 21 Apr 2007, 4:55 am.

cant write something simple up yourself?
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this wouldn't take care of

Submitted by rat_girl3 (not verified) on Sat 21 Apr 2007, 7:19 am.

this wouldn't take care of all of it, but,

http://del.icio.us/

I love it for my website bookmarks.
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Or Google

Submitted by palleon (not verified) on Sat 21 Apr 2007, 10:22 am.

Or Google Spreadsheets
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I use Plaxo... Sync clients

Submitted by grahams (not verified) on Sat 21 Apr 2007, 12:45 pm.

I use Plaxo... Sync clients available for OSX, Thunderbird, which is all I use... They also have a web client and a WAP client

If you just want a place to

Submitted by tophertg (not verified) on Sat 21 Apr 2007, 8:38 pm.

If you just want a place to dump information, OneNote is pretty good. It's not a server thing, but you can access it from anywhere using onenote:// and you never have to save, it automatically persists everything you type in it.
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I've heard nothing but good

Submitted by Dave (not verified) on Mon 23 Apr 2007, 12:26 pm.

I've heard nothing but good things about Plaxo's confidentiality and reliability from my sales guys that use it.

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