I have been getting these for the last year or so, & they seem to arrive in clusters from the same country.  The last two weeks I have probably received twenty from Canada, & before that was a flurry from Romania.  I don’t respond to them, but wonder if this will be the future of QSLing.
KM5G 

On Wed, Jan 21, 2026 at 4:32 PM WB5JJJ <wb5jjj@gmail.com> wrote:
I've been getting more and more of them.  Many from Canada of late.  I just file them in my email folders by continent/country.  None have been checked to see if they are in my log.  Not worth the effort, kinda like all the eQSL "requests for confirmation".  Most of those were not in my log, so I stopped posting to eQSL and the requests stopped.  

I've noticed several hams have stated that they will NOT respond to these QSL's.  I won't unless I get a real QSO card, but with postage rates increasing worldwide, this type of QSLing may become more accepted.  I'm still using the last roll of several 100's I bought about 10 years or so ago.  I think they are really $.29 postage rates, but "Forever" stamps.  

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On Wed, Jan 21, 2026 at 4:09 PM Trent Fleming <trent@trentfleming.com> wrote:
anyone else getting these via email from QSL World?  Have had 5 or more in the last week, all from Canadian hams.  None of them are in my log.

Not even sure what QSL World is.

73,

Trent
N4DTF

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