[Dx-qsl] An all-time first!
Vladimir Sidorov
eu1sa at belsonet.net
Mon Jan 22 06:56:43 EST 2007
>> > > Not surprisingly, the address on the SAE was written entirely in
>> > > Japanese except for JAPAN at the bottom. I've never seen one like
>> > > that
>> > > before either.
>> >
>> > He did absolutely right thing - he made JA postmen live easier.
>>
>> I'm doing the same thing with my Russian QSLs. You can get many of the
>> addresses from:
>>
>> http://www.qrz.ru/
>>
>> I just change the last line to "RUSSIA"
>>
Still back to Russia.
Don't CHANGE the last line. Instead, you'd better just ADD the word Russia
to the whole address. The matter is, addresses in Russia goes oppositely,
i.e. first Russia (if mentionned at all), then city and zip code, etc, and
it ends with the receipee's name. So maybe you just cut the name i/o
Russia... Besides, if the receipee's name is not mentionned on a letter sent
to a P.O.Box, postal authorities can decline to release it.
All n'all, just keep it as is.
It only concerns Russia, but not most of other ex-USSR countries.
73,
Vladimir VE3IAE
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