Hello, my name is Hugo Martinez. My call is K2DER. I started this website to help other amateur radio operators worldwide. This service is for those who want a safer and faster return rate. I know how frustrating it can be when one sends the required postage (IRCs or green stamps) and no reply. Due to the theft or any number of reasons.

I am member of the QSL Managers Society and I am proud to respect its code of conduct.
I am willing to accept all stations, DX stations, DXpeditions or IOTA activities, that provide good LOGs.
I am available to act as QSL Manager for anyone who requires one.
I can handle Direct requests only, and in case of real need can arrange for the printing of cards.
I am the QSL manager for: ZP6DYA-ZP6LAG-ZP6DEM….. ex Manger for ZP8VAO.
Basic Policy
Anyone who sends a direct air or surface mail request with sufficient return postage and a self-addressed envelope, will get a direct response either by air mail or by a courier service that mails the letter in the target country. Every effort is made to ensure a reasonable turnaround time.
Note: Unfortunately, my other obligations have left very little time for amateur radio since about January 2012. Please keep in mind when you determine what “reasonable” turnaround time is, that you must surely take into account how much time passed between the QSO and the QSL…
Direct requests without sufficient postage and an SAE may be returned via the TRASH!!
If a direct request is not in the log, a serious effort is made to find near-matches at or near the time indicated. If the contact cannot be found, the card will be returned to the originator with an explanatory note. The return will take place directly if enough postage and an SAE have been provided. I have deviated from this policy in a handful of cases where the originator is blatantly requesting a bogus QSL; in such cases, the request simply lands in the trash.
My only mailing address for ham radio purposes is:
Hugo Martinez
Av del Doctor Federico Rubio y Gali, 98
Piso 6 APT B
Madrid 28040
Spain.
Thanks for your time and 73′s
EA4/K2DER