[Dx-qsl] QSL to Pakistan

Sat Sep 28 14:28:01 2002

Yes, Jose, I agree with you completely. Every time I send out a batch of
QSL requests, with my Intl size SAE, GS and/or IRC, I will sometimes get
back from the DX, in my envelope, with my QSL, a SASE with a US stamp to
another US ham with a note to please drop it in the mail for the other
guy. It is a big gamble on the other guy's part that the DX will include
his card inside another person's envelope, and that the other person will
be kind enough to drop it into the US mail system for him.
73
Jos� de S� wrote:
>> > Last week I worked AP2JZB for a new one. Bob said QSL direct so I'm
> > preparing my standard SASE(no money, just card, envelope and stamp).
>> ---> What kind of stamp ??? You better use 2 IRC's.
> Not to offend anyone but most of the SASE's I get here (with stamps)
> are with United States Mail stamps, as everybody can imagine Portugal
> has
> been Independent for almost 1000 years now, that meaning we are not a
> US
> State or Province, so, US stamps are not accepted.
> Being a teacher I understand that the school system is far from being
> perfect
> wherever you go.
> On a side note I also have to say that if you buy Mail Stamps to use
> in your SASE
> for a UE Country (except G, OZ and SM) be sure they are quoted in
> Euros and not
> in the old currency.
>> Bests of luck in QSLing,
>> Jose CT1EEB
> also: 4W6EB, VK8CS, CU3,4,5,7/CT1EEB
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> http://www.qsl.net/ct1eeb
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