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Fines [2]
What if I have not received any notices telling me I had overdue books and fines?
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[2] http://www.lib.uts.edu.au/borrow/fines
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[9] http://www.lib.uts.edu.au/forms/fines-exemption
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All notices are sent to your [6]
All notices are sent to your UTS webmail account if you are a UTS staff or student. You may set up forwarding to your own email account if you wish. You are responsible for checking your email account regularly for official UTS notices, and for ensuring that your inbox is not full. All notices are courtesy reminders only, and it remains your responsibility to check your UTS webmail account. You can put in an ‘appeal for fines exemption [9]’ form, but reasons such as “my inbox was full” will not be accepted.