[Dxbase] Yet Another Question

[Joseph Pontek Sr]

Bob,

You should only mark the one for the card you actually send in. If the 
card is rejected because of, say, it
was corrected by the manager, or what ever, you will know not to send 
that particular card again. By marking
one card for band/mode/entity, it will take care of that entity.

DXCC records are based on entity and actual confirmed and submitted QSO 
record with mode and band
recorded. If a QSL is rejected because the documentation has not yet 
been submitted, you will receive
when it does become accredited without a resubmission. If you submit a 
QSL with multiple contacts
on it and you already have credit for some of them with earlier 
submission, put a stickum note on that
QSL card stating which contacts you are asking for credit. That way you 
will not be charged for the
duplicate records.

It is the QSO with a station, not the station, you are getting credit 
for in DXCC.

Bob Main wrote:

>Suppose you work a station 3 times on a band over the years and you get a
>card for all 3 QSOs.  When you send in QSL in for DXCC do you mark all 3 or
>just 1?
>
> 
>
>I was marking all because I guess I was looking at it that the station is
>confirmed and credited.  Just wondering what your out take was on it.  I can
>see it both ways and how having all of them "checked" would create problems.
>Because I have 103 countries on 10 mtrs confirmed.  But when I run a report
>that I created I get 110.  The reason is I have duplicate contacts with the
>same station and checked either DXCC in the Award of Select Column.
>
> 
>
>Thanks,
>
>Bob
>
>
>  
>
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