[Dx-qsl] "not-in-log" requests

[Steven Wheatley KU9C]

Peg, I usually write or stamp NOT IN LOG....but make sure you cross out any calls that may cause it to get 'returned' to you.  I often circle the call that it should be returned to.  Kinda ruins the card, but after all, it's not good for much, and at least you're letting the person know the status

GL

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---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Peg Haese KB9LIE <kb9lie at yahoo.com>
Date:  Mon, 23 May 2005 08:48:03 -0700 (PDT)

>We have gotten a couple of buro requests that are not in the logs
>anywhere after checking for wrong call logged, wrong time, etc. This
>would be for both of our home calls (semi-rare county) and for our FP
>operations. Can we just send the buro cards back via the outgoing buro
>with "not in log" written on them? If not, how do you handle these
>short of ignoring them?
>
>For direct cards with return postage, we do let them know the sad news.
>
>We will be going back to Miquelon (FP) for vacation from July 29
>through August 7. There are several other operations planned for FP
>this year, including a 6-meter effort by Tom N6RA in June. Maybe I
>won't have to deal with rude EU pileups this time.
>
>Peg KB9LIE and Paul K9OT in Lafayette County, Wisconsin, USA
>
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