A deluge of QSL cards

The other day I got multiple envelopes of QSL cards in the mail. Why was this and how you can too?
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[@youtubeaccount931]

Cool! I love QSL cards

[@Paul_VK3HN]

Have these cards been sitting around in buros for 10 to 15 years? Blimey! What if you QSL back and it takes as long, half these guys would be SK by the time the exchange was done!! 😢 Do they offer posthumous DXCC?

[@PY2RKC-QRA-MIRO]

Saudações !!! Fiquei nostálgico das trocas de Cartões QSL. TKS & 73 !!!

[@jordanclarke2996]

Thanks I was never really sure how the bureau worked. I was told I could come and dig through the huge pile to see if I had any or I could get them shipped to a club. I just live too far away from any clubs or the bureau to make it worth it. Anyway Thanks for the video.

[@johnwest7993]

It doesn't look like you are any more interested in QSLing than I am. I've never felt any desire to trade cards. When I'm DXing on HF I just like to find out about people and their locations.

[@TheArtofEngineering]

A real sense of romance in these cards. I might get some? I was thinking about getting my Easter Island one but they wanted 5 pounds....bit rich for this miser 73 de George VK2AOE

[@MidlifeRenaissanceMan]

It’s a standard rort. Got a rareish DX and you can charge 5-10 euros a card.
When the beer there is 50c it’s not a bad hobby

[@vlfreak]

That was really interesting, thanks for sharing Peter! de vk2moe