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Iran is considering switching to eQSLs
« on: October 30, 2019, 1633 UTC »
This turned up in my inbox this morning:

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Greetings from IRIB English Radio based in the rainy yet beautiful Tehran. Please accept our late reply since we had a serious technical issue with our e-mail system which is hopefully solved now.

Firstly, let me thank you for tuning into our radio and putting some of your precious time to contact us, we indeed feel so proud.

Secondly, we are thinking to design new QSL cards to be sent to you via e-mail, what do you think of this idea? Do you prefer paper cards or electronic ones?

Thirdly, please keep sending us your reception reports which are a great deal of help to our radio technicians. Share your comments and tell us if we need to make any changes to our radio programs.

Waiting for your recommendation for the changes we are deciding to make in our radio broadcast.
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