QSL policy with my homecall SM7DKF                                           

Policy
My QSL policy is to answer all QSL cards that I receive for contacts with my homecall SM7DKF. All cards will be checked carefully to ensure that the QSO appears in my computer log. Ensure that the QSO information on your card of claimed contacts is clear and correct.

Incoming cards via bureau 
All incoming cards received via bureau, will be confirmed via bureau once a year.

Incoming direct cards
All incoming direct cards that I receive will be confirmed, as soon as possible, via mail if the following is fullfilled.

a/ Ensure that the QSO information on your card of claimed contacts is clear and correct.

b/ Enclose a good quality self-addressed envelope of sufficient size and strength for the number of return cards expected. No loose labels please!

c/ Enclose two (2) US Dollars to meet my costs for printing and postage by airmail. Simple postage outside Sweden is from January 2007 eleven (11) SEK up to 20g. Today is one (1) US$ ~ 7 SEK.

I don't accept IRC any longer. In Sweden there are no longer any local post offices. Stamps are today bought at various facilities and clerks don't redeem IRC. I have to travel to the main post office in the next big city to have them redeemed, so I don't accept IRC any longer.

Applications received direct but not fullfilling the rules a-c above for direct QSL, will receive confirmation via the bureau once a year.

LoTW 
If you are satisfied with an electronic confirmation of our QSO, my computer log from 2000 is uploaded to ARRL's "Log of the world".

eQSL
eQSL is another way of an electronic confirmation. Since my logging program also support eQSL, I have replied to all received eQSL for QSO back to 1985. The authenticity of my homecall SM7DKF is guaranteed and approved by eQSL.

My address for direct QSL is:

SM7DKF
Ronnie Nilsson
Vaestra Haeggviksvaegen 12
SE-236 32 Hoellviken
Sweden

Thank You in advance for Your co-operation

Ronnie