would create an unsustainable social media environment.

Besides paid social activity, there are other highly controversial campaigns based around social media. One such typical activity involves creating accounts on behalf of a client and then the microworker handing over the user name and password to the client. An example of this kind of activity is given in the following (actual, observed example):

``` {#gmailacc caption="Acquiring" gmail="" accounts="" label="gmailacc"}
Title: Gmail: Create an Account
Payment: 0.16
Number of workers accepted: 230

Job description:
Note: I will Check American Name and Profile Picture otherwise I have to decline you.

1. Go to www.fakenamegenerator.com
2. Choose proper American name
3. Go to Gmail.com
4. Create a new Gmail account using details from www.fakenamegenerator.com
5. Upload a good profile picture in Gmail

For proof:
- Give Password
- Give a Recovery Mail so that I can change it later

Note: Make sure all are perfect otherwise, I will decline your payment.

Required proof that task was finished?
1. Gmail and Username
2. Password
3. Recovery email
```

In this case, the client was able to acquire 230 Gmail accounts for a mere \$ 40.48. We might speculate that these accounts (and similarly those created 