[Dx-qsl] none reply from US manager

[KA2AEV at aol.com]

And then they get your home telephone number and harass the heck out of  
your family wanting their card
when you just got the Cards from the printer and don't have the logs yet  
from the operation
But Hey QSL managers are supposed to just suck it up right?
 
 
 
In a message dated 1/20/2012 1:02:27 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
joeyw5tfw at gmail.com writes:

I have a  collection !   :-)


OF cards that people NEVER send an  SASE, STAMP or IRC !
yet they want there card back 2 DAYS before they even  MAIL it !

& GOD HELP you if you dont put there QSO's ON LOTW within  2 HRS of the QSO 
! ( I dont even have the LOGS for WEEKS sometimes MONTHS  !!!!!!!!!!






A.R.S. W5TFW
Richard  J. Fiero II
ARRL Awards Manager
QSL  Manager V44KAI .... 
ETC.....

I think our Members of Congress should  wear uniforms like NASCAR drivers 
so 
we could identify their corporate  sponsors.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Steve Sullivan"  <stevekz2i at yahoo.com>
To: "dxqsl"  <dx-qsl at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Friday, January 20, 2012 11:15  AM
Subject: [Dx-qsl] none reply from US manager


Can someone  explain something to me? Is there an underground market for 
in-USA SASEs?  I've dealt with overseas theft of IRCs and green stamps for 
years. It's  part of the equation. But lately, I seem to be having a 
problem 
with  responses from stateside managers to whom I've sent an SASE. One 
2-lander  (it's NOT N2OO, for sure!) stands out in particular. I worked a 
station  that he manages (actually operated from, I believe). 3 requests 
since last  June have gone unanswered. Email - no reply. WHAT DO THEY DO 
WITH 
THE  SASE? Do they use it to mail their checks to the bank? Make colorful  
collages or decoupage the coffee table (that one was the xyls suggestion)?  
OR do they relable them and send them to other managers as THEIR  SASEs?!!

Or do I take the high road and assume that they are floating  around the 
USPS 
somewhere, in a postal limbo? I know mail gets lost. I've  had mail go 
astray 
going across town here in Charlotte. It amazes me,  though, that I have 
NEVER 
had a request lost in the mail
going to the  likes of W3HNK or N2OO.

The only consolation is that at least there  wasn't a $1.05 airmail stamp 
and 
IRCs involved each time.

(geez,  i'm starting to sound like the late Andy Rooney!)

Anyway. Enough  carping. Good luck to everyone in working the Malpelo and 
Pitcairn  operations in the next couple of weeks. And maybe I'll work a C6 
on 
6m  this weekend in the contest from whom I CAN get a qsl.

73 de Steve,  KZ2I
Charlotte, NC
Carolina DX Association - South Jersey DX  Association
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