[Dx-qsl] WF5E QSL Service

Sun Sep 15 00:16:00 2002

I understand WF5E QSL service holds onto cards until he has enough to fit
the minimum postage requirements. In other words why send one or two cards
for the 80 cents U.S. postage when he can wait and send 6 or so for the
same 80 cents postage. More of a profit margin for him but a longer wait
for the senders.
I quit using WF5E for this reason. I get cards via the buro faster than
using his service.
[email protected] wrote:
>> In March 1999, whivh is three and a half years ago, I was active for
> a week as 9M6UZT.
> I received in the post this morning out of the blue fourteen QSL
> requests for this operation- ten of these were from the U.S.A.
>> I am going to reply to these cards direct; I cannot understand why
> they have taken so long to arrive.
>> Also in the envelope were one card for my operation as HS0/G4UZN in
> November 2000, and a card for 3E1AA presumably misfiled.
>> If anyone still needs a 9M6UZT card, I still have a few left!
>> 73 - Tony G4UZN

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