Re: [DX-CHAT] QSL mamangers around the world in countries with reliable mail service willing to help

2008-11-15 Thread Zack Widup


You know I've always done this because opthers have told me to do it. 
However, it begs the question: Where do the letters go (by what route) if 
they DON'T say Via France on them?  What route do they take when they DO 
say that?


73, Zack W9SZ

On Sat, 15 Nov 2008, DAVE WHITE wrote:


Hi Barry,
 
Strangely I've had no problems with FR5DX eitheronce I learned to write 
REUNION ISLAND, FRANCE, or VIA FRANCE on the envelope.  Don't let it go 
direct.  Our Gallic friends have a good post office.
 


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Re: [DX-CHAT] QSL mamangers around the world in countries with reliable mail service willing to help

2008-11-15 Thread DAVE WHITE
Hell, that's a good queston, Zack.  I'd assume that they go via Madagascar or 
perhaps Kenya or South Africa.  La Poste France deliver direct to French 
possessions without the use of third parties as far as I know.
 
Next time I speak to FR5DX (actually I've not heard him for ages - is he still 
active or back in France??) I'll ask him.  FR1AN seems pretty active but he 
doesn't seem to appear on the bands much for Euope openings (I can't blame him 
avoiding the Italian Muppet Show we have to contend with every time DX appears) 
and uses a US QSL manager.  Maybe you can ask him.  It'll annoy me now I don't 
know the answer :-)
 
cheers
 
Dave

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From: Zack Widup [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] QSL mamangers around the world in countries with 
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To: dx-chat@njdxa.org
Date: Saturday, 15 November, 2008, 7:34 PM

You know I've always done this because opthers have told me to do it. 
However, it begs the question: Where do the letters go (by what route) if 
they DON'T say Via France on them?  What route do they take
when they DO 
say that?

73, Zack W9SZ

On Sat, 15 Nov 2008, DAVE WHITE wrote:

 Hi Barry,
  
 Strangely I've had no problems with FR5DX eitheronce I learned to
write REUNION ISLAND, FRANCE, or VIA FRANCE on the envelope.  Don't let it
go direct.  Our Gallic friends have a good post office.
  

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Re: [DX-CHAT] QSL mamangers around the world in countries with reliable mail service willing to help

2008-11-15 Thread Barry
I have a feeling it goes via France, anyway.  Since Reunion is a French 
possession, why would it go any other way?  The mail travels via 
airplane and Air France has most of the flights in and out of there.  I 
wonder if the via instructions are simply ignored as irrelevant.  
Kinda like sending something via  Fedex Express.  Whether it's going to 
a neighboring state or across the country, it still goes via Memphis.


OTOH, I wonder if routing instructions on an envelope to an independent 
country, such as JT , makes a difference.


Barry W2UP







Zack Widup wrote:


You know I've always done this because opthers have told me to do it. 
However, it begs the question: Where do the letters go (by what route) 
if they DON'T say Via France on them?  What route do they take when 
they DO say that?


73, Zack W9SZ

On Sat, 15 Nov 2008, DAVE WHITE wrote:


Hi Barry,
 
Strangely I've had no problems with FR5DX eitheronce I learned to 
write REUNION ISLAND, FRANCE, or VIA FRANCE on the envelope.  Don't 
let it go direct.  Our Gallic friends have a good post office.
 


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