[Dx-qsl] 7P8ZZ Cards

[Aurélio da Costa]

It is more than a pilferage problem but I'm not quite certain to what it is.
I went to ZS6WPX web page and checked the on the online log. I was quite
surprised to see a contact on 15M I didn't make and the contacts on 10M and
20M I made are not in the log.
I have been waiting, patiently for the confirmation of those two contacts
but now I know I can forget about them, hi!
73, Leo CT1CSN

----- Original Message -----
From: "Wilder Scott" <wpscott@uga.edu>
To: <dx-qsl@mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2003 7:14 PM
Subject: [Dx-qsl] 7P8ZZ Cards


>
>   Most responders agree that ZS6WPX has a mail pilferage
> problem and may or may not realize it.  I sent twice for a
> card beginning after my qso in Dec., 2002 and have also
> visited his web site (which covers through May 8, as I
> recall.)  It is apparent that if we want a card it will cost
> us $7.00 for registered international mail.  On his web site
> he lists qsls received and answered, and neither of my cards
> was listed as received or sent to me.  That seems to be the
> story for what it's worth.  I think I'll just wait and
> work the July 7P8 dxpedition and save a little money!
>
>  With thanks again to the responders!
>
>  Best 73!
>
>  De Pat Scott, W4NW
> Wilder Pattillo (Pat) Scott, Ph.D
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