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Woman piles on two KILOS worth of clothes after being told her luggage was overweight

A WOMAN who was told her suitcase was over the weight limit had a genius way of avoiding paying the excess - by wearing all of her clothes.

Gel Rodriguez managed to reduce her suitcase from 9kg to 6.5kg thanks to the number of layers she wore.

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A woman avoided paying extra for her luggage by wearing 2kg of clothingCredit: Facebook

Posting , Gel posed in her outfit with what appeared to be at least three tops, two pairs of trousers and four cardigans.

It isn't clear which airline she was travelling with.

She wrote: "When the airline staff at the check in counter said: 'EXCESS NA PO KAYO, 7kg lang po allowed na hand carry.'

"Me: NO PROBLEM! *from 9kg to 6.5kg baggage #ExcessBaggageChallengeAccepted."

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that she "didn't want to pay" the fee because the excess weight was so small.

However, she didn't advise other passengers to try the same method.

Gel added: "It was really hot."

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Facebook users were fans of the technique, with many posting laughing emojis.

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It is hardly the first time a passenger has resorted to extreme measures to avoid paying extra money.

A Thomas Cook passenger avoided the £65 excess fee earlier this year by wearing four dresses, two pairs of shorts and a dress around her neck.

Many compared her to Joey from Friends after looking much bigger due to the volume of layers.

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Another man put on 15 tops to avoid paying the £96 baggage fee with easyJet.

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