QSL Policy
I accept and exchange paper QSL cards only. I normally send and receive QSL cards via the QSL Bureau, which is my preferred method of exchanging cards.
I am also happy to reply to QSL Direct requests. If you would like to receive my paper QSL card directly by post, please include a self-addressed return envelope together with the appropriate return postage:
United Kingdom:
Please include a self-addressed envelope (SAE) + UK postage stamp.
Europe and all other countries:
Please include a self-addressed return envelope (SAE) + US $5 or €5 to cover the cost of return postage.
I will be pleased to confirm our QSO with a traditional paper QSL card and will reply to all properly prepared Direct requests.
eQSL and LoTW
I also receive electronic confirmations via eQSL. However, I regard them solely as electronic confirmation that a QSO has taken place. For me, they do not have the same personal or collectable value as a traditional paper QSL card.
I do not reply to eQSL confirmations with a paper QSL card, nor do I automatically send paper cards in response to eQSL confirmations. If you would like to receive my paper QSL card, please use the QSL Bureau or send a QSL Direct request in accordance with the guidelines above.
The same principle applies to confirmations via LoTW (Logbook of The World). I regard a LoTW confirmation as an electronic confirmation of our QSO, and it does not automatically result in a paper QSL card being sent.
If you would like a traditional paper M0KYA QSL card, I will always be happy to send one via the QSL Bureau or Direct, in accordance with the guidelines above.
Thank you for your understanding and for respecting my QSL policy.
Vy 73 and best DX!
Jacek, M0KYA