[Dx-qsl] qsling tips

[Rod Elliott]

DO write your callsign on the back of the return envelope where it will be 
hidden by the flap once the manager closes it. This may also be a good 
check for the manager... as soon as he lifts the flap to put the qsl in, he 
sees your call... hopefully this helps get the right qsl into the right 
envelope.

73
Rod Elliott
VE3UW / VE3IRF

At 10:41 08/20/03 -0400, you wrote:
>Do NOT put your call on the outside of envelopes to thrid world 
>countries.  Thats a sure indicator that IRCs or money is enclosed and is 
>an open invitation for a $17.00 a month postal employee to get a raise.
>
>
>Ed Parish K1EP <k1ep@arrl.net> wrote:
>
> >At 08:10 AM 8/20/03 -0500, FireBrick wrote:
> >>Two little ones that give me fits as a manager for a dx station.
> >>1.
> >>When you put your card in the mailing envelope, place it with the info side
> >>AWAY from the glue flap. I just spent a few minutes slowly stripping enough
> >>shards off the glue flap to figure out the qso info.
> >>2.
> >>SASE means self ADDRESSED stamped envelope.
> >>3 envelope this month that had a loose stamp and no address printed on it.
> >
> >Many might already know this, but to add to point number 2, put your 
> callsign somewhere on the envelope (in addition to your address!).  I 
> have found that if I print up a batch of cards that have SASEs, it is 
> easier to stuff them in the appropriate envelope if I know the callsign 
> of the addressee.
> >
> >
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