[Dx-qsl] Remote station time-share for only 30ドル/mo!

Mon Feb 2 11:37:09 EST 2015

With the cheating that already goes on, the acceptance of an eQSL card
doesn't change anything. Take for example last night listening to K1N on
7023 calling for EU. Someone using the callsign OE1AZS (no portable) was
obviously calling from outside EU (NA likely). Was he using a NA remote or
was some stateside op sending his call? My point is that the ARRL change in
the rules in the last few years has further opened the door to blatant
cheating for a contact. So the ARRL should accept an eQSL. 
Doug
I wasn't born in Saskatchewan, but I got here as soon as I could.
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Actually Joe, when you sign up for eQSL, you agree as part of the terms of
service that they can/will be your non-exclusive QSL manager.
It wasn't in the original TOS that I agreed to as WN3VAW, but when I went to
set up my W3WN account, there it was.

I really wish N5UP and eQSL would quit screwing around and come to terms
with the League on this and other related issues, but since they've been
dancing that dance for almost 15 years, I doubt that anything is going to
change in the near future.

73, ron w3wn
On 02/02/15, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
> It seems to me that - eQSL could easily add an "OQRS capability"
> where a human being had to look at the requests for physical cards,
> verify payment for postage via some method (like PayPal), and put a
> physical card in the mail.

eQSL already has an option to have a card printed and mailed. ARRL
*will not accept those "cards"* unless they are personally signed
by the DX Station. ARRL does not allow eQSL to act as an mass "QSL
Manager" - nor has eQSL ever claimed to be a "QSL Manager".
The real question is what would happen if N5UP claimed to be a QSL
Manager, changed the terms of use of eQSL to require users authorize
him/eQSL as their QSL manager, and the printed cards carried a mark
"N5UP/eQSL.cc QSL Manager." Would ARRL accept cards from a QSL
Manager (even if the would not accept the electronic or self-printed
confirmations)?
73,
... Joe, W4TV
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