[Dx-qsl] IRC's revisited

[Alan Zack]

Yes, and I am not supposed to drive my Porsche over 75 MPH on Nevada 
Highways.  HA!
How many people run to the post office and trade in their IRC's compared 
to the rest of us who forward them on to other DX'ers when we are 
requesting QSL's from them.  But at least in the UK you get mail 
delivery and pick up twice a day.
73

Dx-QSL wrote:

>Quoting from the message of Tue, 11 Jul 2006 14:17:16 -0700 from Alan
>Zack <k7acz at cox.net> :
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>>How about when I receive them for some of my DX ops they have already 
>>been around the world and may be several years old.  It's like asking 
>>why are the GS in your wallet could be several years old.  You have no 
>>control over what you receive in GS in change from a business or in 
>>IRC's from fellow hams.
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>IRC's were never designed to be used as 'currency' but to be exchanged
>upon receipt.
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