| Online QSL Request Services (OQRS) | ||
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Online QSL Request Services (OQRS) |
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| We introduced the first Online QSL Request System (OQRS) for the Sudan ST0RY DXpedition in March 2003. The idea was born by DXpedition leader Chris, DL5NAM and developed by Bernd, DF3CB. You could enter your QSO data with ST0RY in an online form to request ST0RY QSL cards sent to you automatically via the QSL Bureau. This saves time and reduces the QSL bureau workload. | ||
| OQRS - later called Online QSL Request Service - was further developed with new ideas and functions by Bernd, DF3CB and Chris, DL1MGB for DXpeditions like record-breaking Ducie Island DXpedition VP6DX, VK9DNX Norfolk Island 2007, VK9DWX Willis Island 2008 or K5D Desecheo Island 2009. The online forms were extended to handle requests for direct QSL cards. The user can enter his mailing address and pays for the service with a minimum payment handled online by PayPal. After the QSL manager gets a payment confirmation from PayPal he prints the address label and the QSL and mails it directly to you in a reasonable amount of time. | ||
| Beside ST0RY and VK9DNX we hosted the K5D OQRS here at df3cb.com. The K5D OQRS was replaced by the QSL manager's OQRS of N2OO. Bob, N2OO, is the QSL manager for over 100 DX stations and DXpeditions. You can request more than one QSL at one time. | ||
The PJ6A Saba 2010 DXpedition OQRS has moved to: goldtel.net/saba/oqrs.php |
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| OQRS currently hosted at df3cb.com | ||
| N2OO Online QSL Request Service - Bob, N2OO, is the QSL manager for K5D (Desecheo) and over 100 other DX stations and DXpeditions | ||
Note: If you are looking for HK0NA OQRS (Malpelo Island 2012), please visit the special HK0NA OQRS page. |
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