[Dx-qsl] Global QSL

[Ron Lago]

I have receive some with no return postage. I guess its the managers job 
to pay the postage.
73
Ron

jcowens1 at comcast.net wrote:
> Jack:
>  
> All the advice and info you have been given so far is correct, but a 
> few details are missing that you might want to know about.
>  
> 1. You design your own card using digital image files you can send 
> them. They designed my card for me as I was having trouble getting 
> their card design s/w to run on my computer. I have 2 calls (old and 
> new) and have a card for each one. If you grow tired of your QSL card 
> design, you can always do another one to replace it later on. There is 
> one card design for each call sign you have.
>  
> 2. When you want to send someone a card via the bureau, you can 
> download an ADIF file with the info, or manually enter each one. The 
> card goes to the QSL manager you enter into your ADIF file for the QSO.
>  
> 3. The cards do not always go out right away, but are in a queue for 
> when they are ready to send cards to a particular country or bureau, 
> and they then print out all the cards in the queue and send them on. 
> The return card (and hopefully you get one) will normally come through 
> the conventional ARRL bureau since you are not able to provide an 
> envelope and return postage. They post the status of every card you 
> enter and want to send out.
>  
> I have been using Global QSL for a couple of years now and love it.
> I sent them digital image files of pictures I had taken from my house 
> and then worked with them via email to finalize the design. They print 
> the outgoing QSL log info in the top area of the backside of the card 
> design and then mail them out to the various bureaus. Global QSL is 
> located in Israel, but they are very cooperative via email and always 
> get back to you right away. I tried to send this email with pictures 
> of the card front and back, and it bounced using the email address you 
> provided (k4wsb at arrl.net <mailto:k4wsb at arrl.net>). If you provide me 
> with a working email address, I can send it to you.
>  
> John Owens - N7TK
>  
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