That's what I figured but it seems that people are getting the
abreviation SAE and SASE confused. An SAE plus IRC's or Green Stamps to
cover the postage is not the same as an SASE.

Thanks
Ron



Dee Flint wrote:
"Ron" wrote in message ...

What stamp does one use to send them a SASE ? US ?
Derek Wills wrote:


No you send them a self-addressed envelope plus an International Reply
Coupon (available through the Post Office though some have to order them as
not all keep them on hand). They then redeem the coupon at their post
office for the proper postage from their country to the US. They cannot use
US stamps.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE



Okay. My mail delivery sucks and they typed my address in wrong on
their "QSLs received" site. My "corrective" email never got an
answer.


I don't think that means that there is a problem. They'll just
use the self-addressed envelope that you presumably sent them.
I really have no idea why they bothered to list the sender's
address on their web page. The main thing is that their web
page shows you in their log - the rest is details that can be
sorted out. I bet you get your card in the next week or two.

Derek
aa5bt

On Wed, 11 May 2005 10:50:57 -0700, Wes Stewart
wrote:

On Wed, 11 May 2005 15:26:25 +0000 (UTC),
(Derek Wills) wrote:

Actually, the web page shows them *receiving my QSL*,
not that I am in the log.

Look up at the top right of the page - it says you are
in the log once.

I worked them twice, once on CW and once on SSB, but
they say I am in their log 3 times. They confirmed
the two Qs on the card I sent in, so I dunno whether
the third log entry was someone else, or a one-way
QSO when I didn't hear them come back to me, or what...

Patience!

Right you are! I guess that's something new on the page or in my old
age, I'm just missing things altogether.

I'm trying to be patient but I figured for the number of GS I sent I
should get quicker service [g].

Received today.