CODE OF CONDUCT SECTION XVII - CODE OF CONDUCT Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Players also must  comply with the following: A Player shall dress and present herself in a professional manner  at all times on the Tournament site or any official practice site. A Player shall pay all of her just debts incurred in connection  with her travel to and from, housing at, and participation in  Tournaments, including telephone, food, medical, and racquet  stringing charges. In addition to being responsible for paying all unauthorized  telephone charges made during a Tournament at a Tournament  site, a Tournament hotel, or a private home, a Player also will be  assessed a fine of $250 regardless of the dollar amount of the  unauthorized calls. These charges and fine may be deducted  from the offending player’s prize money. A Player shall be  assessed a fine of $20 if she fails to pay her racquet stringing bill  before leaving the Tournament city. A Player shall not address criticism of a Tournament, sponsor,  player, official, or the WTA to the media or public. All such  complaints should be forwarded to the Supervisor, Player  Relations, or Tour Operations. (a)  Proper Attire (b)  Payment of Personal Expenses (c)  Avoidance of Criticism in Public or Media ii. Penalties Failure to comply with any one of the above shall constitute a  violation of the Code and shall subject the offending player to (a) a  fine not to exceed the amounts set forth in the following table, (b)  default according to the procedures provided for in Section XVII.D.4  - Player On-Court and Off-Court Behavior, and (c) suspension from  participating in professional tennis for a specified period of time as  determined by the Board of Directors: Per Tour Year Fine Each Offense Up to $10,000 288