[Dx-qsl] Rec'd: R1FJ

AIbold at aol.com AIbold at aol.com
Sat Jun 19 16:25:04 EDT 2004


 
 
Hi again Alan,
 
well that's a good question and not easy to answer clearly. May be nothing  
happens,
as I assume. My postman put a letter in my mailbox last week without any  
stamp!
Normaly, I have to pay the postage for the letter if I want it.
 
All I can offer is, to ask my local post office next week. I'm very  
interested what they 
will tell me, hi. If I don't get a satisfying answer, I will send an email  
to the german postal
headquarter. Do not know who long it will take to get an answer from there.  
But I will surely
drop you a line about this. So please wait until Monday when I had  asked my 
local post 
office at first.
 
Have a nice weekend and vy 73
Andreas
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Andreas Ibold  - Alpen - GERMANY
SWL DE1DXX
JO31GN DOK L14 CQ14 ITU28
Pse, do not  forget me... I need YOUR QSL....  :-)))
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In einer eMail vom 19.06.2004 21:56:15 Westeuropäische Sommerzeit schreibt  
k7acz at cox.net:

Hello  again Andreas,
Thanks for your info.
So now I have to wonder, if a  German Ham/SWL had purchased a number of 
1.53 Euro stamps in advance (like  I did) are they now worthless?  I 
suspect maybe you have to go to the  Post Office and they will collect 
the extra postage and then use a meter  to add the additional .02 Euro. 
But what about someone like me who  purchased the stamps with the 
idea of using them for return SASE in my QSL  mailings to Germany?







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