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Time is GMT + 8 hours
Posted: 08 October 2003 1500 hrs

Test papers to be available through post offices

SINGAPORE : Test preparation company http://www.testpapers.com.sg/ says it has partnered Singapore Post to distribute its prepaid subscription cards through all 62 post offices.

Eventually, customers will be able to collect printed copies of test papers at the post office as well.

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Subscribers who require instant activation for the company's website can buy the subscription card and receive their activation code at any post office.

They can then register at the website and start printing test papers. - CNA

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