Is this a good idea with CPAlead?

Mr Casper

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So I found a way on FB to make people think I am a celeb or someone popular, then I simply looked for a simple survey offer that pays about $1.60 per lead on CPALead.
I have to chat up people individually and make up a story on why they should complete the survey that it's for something...and being starstruck a few of them are bound to oblige. I believe this method is guaranteed to net me 10-20 dollars daily, which is a lot from my part of the world.
So in summary, I crate a fake account of some big shot on Facebook, then chat up fans and give them a solid reason to fill in the survey, and which some are more than likely to oblige...so with just 8-10 people filling the survey daily I definitely meet my goal.
But I don't know the legal implications of doing this and I know it's blackhat but not sure if I should do it. Need advice.
 
There are several issues here:
1. The network might not accept such traffic
2. Facebook can easily detect what you do and block your account due to "suspicious activity"
3. Users might think it's a scam, because why would a celebrity write them asking to fulfill the survey?

It's strange to say this here, on BHW, but try to go as white hat as possible, when it comes to Facebook. If you want to stay in this business for a long time, you shall think of something stable and long lasting.
 
I haven't reached the minimum to request a payment from CPAlead, so I'm not going to say that they don't pay or anything but I wanted to ask them information about their PPC platform and I haven't received an answer in two weeks. Support is kinda bad, I'd use a different network if I were you.

Your method is kinda weird. Facebook will probably ban you if you do that. Even if they don't, people need to be really stupid to believe a celebrity would contact them for no reason and ask them to complete an offer. You can always try.
 
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