[Dx-qsl] Peter One

[Jack - K4WSB]

Amen,

All you complainers and conspiracy believers should try and be a QSL 
manager sometime... especially for a station putting several hundred 
(thousand) QSO's daily into the log.  How long do you think it takes to 
sort the mail, open the envelope, check the log, print a QSL, stuff and 
lick the envelope and get it to the mailbox?

I caught the tail end of a discussion at the ICOM booth during the Dayton 
hamfest.  They had just finished several thousand(S) and got them in the 
mail just before leaving for Dayton.

For those that belive BIG BUCKS get served first:  if it was me those cards 
would be mailed out as soon as the expedition was over, otherwise how long 
would it take to sort through the sacks to find the envelopes from those 
stations.


At 07:47 AM 6/1/2006 -0500, HK3CW wrote:
>Crap...the speed that you receive your QSL is directly proportional to 
>your patience. Why the big fuzz about it? Can't you wait, do you think the 
>ops or are going to steal your freakin 2 dollars? or 10 or 15 ...
>Get a life people!
>
>73 de HK3CW so..I have not rcvd my qsl either...so what??
>
>----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom" <n4nw at n4nw.org>
>To: <dx-qsl at mailman.qth.net>
>Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 6:55 AM
>Subject: Re: [Dx-qsl] Peter One
>
>>The speed in which you will receive your QSL is directly proportional to 
>>the amount of money you sent to support the operation!
>>
>>At 10:26 PM 05/31/2006, you wrote:
>>>Is there anyone on the list who sent their card around 27 Feb and 
>>>contributed what they could and how they could who does not have a card yet ?
>>>
>>>Just wondering.
>>>
>>>And getting suspicious; I'd like to make a comment but won't.
>>>
>>>Thank you
>>>Matt WV1K
>>
>>Jack Hartley
>>K4WSB
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