[Dx-qsl] U.S. to U.S. QSLing

[Carl Smidt]

Check out the Radio Amateurs of Canada QSL bureau system.

If you are a member, costs about $40 per year, you get a nice technical
magazine sent out 6 times a year and you can send an unlimited number of
cards to the bureau for international and national distribution.

By keeping a small postage deposit with your local area incoming QSL bureau,
you get shipments of incoming cards, about once a month or so, sent to you
directly.

The whole system is run by a wonderful, hard working, group of volunteers.

You can't beat that for a system; membership in your national organization,
with an great web site and a host of other excellent services, an excellent
magazine, plus incoming and outgoing bureau cards, all for only $40 a year
plus local postage for the incoming QSL bureau shipments to you.

73,   Carl   VE9OV


----- Original Message -----
From: <doudouaraara@yahoo.co.jp>
To: <dx-qsl@mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 11:01 PM
Subject: RE: [Dx-qsl] U.S. to U.S. QSLing


>
> Hello, let me have a basic question.
> Are there no domestic QSL bureau in US?  If not, why?
> Don't you guys make it?
>
> Here we can send both domestic and DX cards together to JARL buro.
> And I believe most other countries have similar system.
> If no domestic exchange there, I guess US hams have more JA buro
> cards than direct US domestic cards, don't you?
> Oh please do not say you receive too much JA cards, hi.
>
> N3BB sent me many his photo cards via buro. One of the best US QSLer.
> Also thanks Shelby sending me my first KY card on an RTTY test QSO.
> I will call you next contest too.
>
> I'm chasing "WAS by buro card" --- RI and SC not yet confirmed.
> 73
> Masa / JG1OWV
>
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