[faber niger]

(Original post by strawberrywine_)
But what if I just don't reply or pay it?

Men in green suits will through into the canal.

[malaika786]

£40! forgot i loaned the stupid books lol

[beesbees]

Like.. a few pence?

I usually finish the book like a few days after I take it out and take it back straight away so I don't forget...

[blahhh]

£13.20

Really annoyed me since the councillor from the council library that signed the letter was a man who I had done volunteering work for for 5 years

(not volunteering in the library, i volunteered on a community farm he was the councillor for )

[Dozzer_Cufc]

Pfft, I'm still winning.

[fashionista91]

£5 :s

[Prokaryotic_crap]

i gave my linrary card to my sis, and she borrrowed bare books and never returned them, they kept sending me letters everytime the fine increased till it was someting like £56, my sis just told me to just ignore them, i was well furious because my name was being ruined, eventually they stopped sending me the fine letters, but i can nver go to any library in that borough, as my name is blacklisted

my fauly though for trusting he, never again

[dom321]

i had a big one once, they even sent me a letter! a whole £3's LMAOO

[Prokaryotic_crap]

(Original post by Dozzer_Cufc)
Pfft, I'm still winning.

not anymore, look at my first post

[Norfolkadam]

God only knows. I have a book on my bookshelf I borrowed from the college library in September 2007 and it's been incurring a 5p fine every day since then so that's about £25.50 I estimate. I'm too scared to take it back.

[thenewromance1234]

£10 for 3 days overdue. in all fairness i did have 17 books out Good thing my college library don't fine. There's 3 books i've had since october 2007

[Dozzer_Cufc]

(Original post by Prokaryotic_crap)
not anymore, look at my first post

You posted that after me

[talk_ape]

£30something, this was when I was 13/14 so didn't pay

But, £27.80 was a few months ago = humongous flu and lazy parents who would n.o.t drive me to the library (its too far away to walk while dark) + they didn't want me to dark (this was when it went dark straight after school, and I work all day on Saturdays.

To say the least I was pretty pissed off when my mum had a hissy fit at the bill and made me pay.
One of the books was hers!!

[faulkner]

$10.50 or seven quid in the UK.

[missygeorgia]

(Original post by strawberrywine_)
I is just arsking what would happen if I didn't.

....but why don't you just pay it?

[GeographyEm20]

10p ..cos the book was a day late!

i bet its the lowest on here haha

[DisgruntledMoth]

I once owed £22.50 to my school library.

Thankfully, I knew them quite well, and when they were in their office I sat on the spinny chair and deleted the amount from my account. Simple. I'm (purposely) on Christmas-card terms with my college library staff this year, too.

Only good things can come from befriending librarians.

[Zastrugi]

I had a fine of £65ish for 2 books once, they wouldn't let me renew the ones I needed for a project, so I kept them anyway.

Didn't pay it though, not even one penny. They were just glad to get the books back, even though I was the only one to take them out in about 6 years...

[Zosie]

I don't think I've ever had a library fine. They charge me £1 once, but that was to have books sent in from another library.

[hannah17clg]

I think mine is the worst...i'v had a public library fine up to £60. This was last year, i paid of some of it but still have £20 left. But because i haven't taken out any books since then i think it's gone unnoticed.