VE7IG QSL INFO
INCOMING
---Direct: 1 current IRC, SAE with correct Canadian postage, or 1 US dollar for US or Canada, 2 US dollars for DX. Please enclose an SAE. Do not request e-QSLs.
QSL via bureau is OK. I QSL 100% very quickly but the bureaus may take a while. Our outgoing bureau is fast but how fast is your bureau? If you want the card quickly it is better to QSL direct.
OUTGOING
---I request QSLs in the same manner as I expect to receive them. The correct postage will be affixed to the envelope as is standard practice all over the world, NOT put in loose where they may be overlooked or fall to the floor unnoticed. Or I may send US dollars or IRCs if they are on hand. If it is a major DX-pedition I may donate. QSL instructions tied to donations are ignored unless donation-free options are also given.
CARDS ON HAND
---VE7IG, VE7IG/1, VE7IG/2, VE7IG/9, VE7IG/VE1, VE7IG/VY2, XM7IG, CK7IG/1, VA7ANTA, VA7AAW
If you want a card from an operation where I have used a different call than those listed above, I will make one using a QSL maker program, if I have the log.
QSLs for the 2010 VG7AAW operation during Antarctic Activity Week will be labels fixed to the regular VA7AAW QSLs.
eQSLs and LOTW
---No QSLs via eQSL or LOTW.
These methods of QSLing are only accepted by a small number of awards. LOTW is ok IF the operator will also send regular QSL cards through the post office, however LOTW encourages laziness in QSLing by regular means. LOTW is not an option during my island operations because RSGB IOTA does not accept eQSLs or LOTW. Also the island logs are pen and paper and will not be copied into electronic form.