Strange Gmail creation process posted on microworkers

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I don't understand why they require to type random letters as first and last names, it looks spammy af but still they require this from workers. Someone knows why?
And when they say "Don't use any phone verification to create the account", lol it's not like they have the choice, google asks for this almost all the time.

Here is the job posted :

1. Go to Gmail.com and click "Sign up"

2. In firstname field use a random keypress (min 20 letters) like: weriuvnalskdfiovnmvj or vuvbnaisdusdnviaighjasdfkhj. (Don't use mine just for example)

3. In last name also use random keypress (min 15 letters) like 2nd step. Now in email address you must use a good local country based name from your country name generator. You may use numbers with the address but not in middle. You can use it at the end. For example: [email protected] or [email protected] etc(Don't use that address it's for example)

4. Don't use any phone verification to create the account. Otherwise your task will be rejected

5. Use your created Gmail address as a recovery address editing @gmail.com to @yopmail.com. Like if your created mail address is [email protected] then the recovery mail will be [email protected] or if it is [email protected] then it will be [email protected]. So the format is like [email protected].. Submitted proof must be matched with account details. If you misspell to write then your task may not be accepted

Note: Account must be newly & PC created otherwise don't send it. I will check every required step and if one of them missing it will be rejected so please follow the steps.

Bonus: If you send 2 Gmails you will get a bonus and will add you as favorite to get my tasks with high priority.
 
Someone would have tried it randomly and it would have worked, bypassed the gmail filters.
Did you tried it, did it worked? For example with a multi login browser. Microworkers do the same I guess.
 
Someone would have tried it randomly and it would have worked, bypassed the gmail filters.
Did you tried it, did it worked? For example with a multi login browser. Microworkers do the same I guess.
I didnt try it, I was just spying around what techniques marketers are using nowadays and it didn't disappoint :)
 
I came up with this idea to game gmail.
There are issues this dude didn't take into account.
Desktop devices get more frequent verifications.
Mobile devices can easily get 3 accounts daily without verification. Just go to chrome on your phone, turn only mobile data, turn incognito mode and you won't be asked.
The problem is you can make only 3 accounts per location a day.
Another problem is that it doesn't matter how many gmails you have, it matters how long will they last.
If you make them last longer, you won't need many.

If I have a working API to phone verification, I can make 500 gmails a day, but they'll be prompted to reverify quickly, usually less than 2 days, sometimes it's immediate.
 
I came up with this idea to game gmail.
There are issues this dude didn't take into account.
Desktop devices get more frequent verifications.
Mobile devices can easily get 3 accounts daily without verification. Just go to chrome on your phone, turn only mobile data, turn incognito mode and you won't be asked.
The problem is you can make only 3 accounts per location a day.
Another problem is that it doesn't matter how many gmails you have, it matters how long will they last.
If you make them last longer, you won't need many.

If I have a working API to phone verification, I can make 500 gmails a day, but they'll be prompted to reverify quickly, usually less than 2 days, sometimes it's immediate.
This is a cool method to sell fresh accounts, using microworkers to create them, thanks for sharing.
Yes these kind of accounts will be prompted for verification sooner than later.
 
This is a cool method to sell fresh accounts, using microworkers to create them, thanks for sharing.
Yes these kind of accounts will be prompted for verification sooner than later.
I'd rather utilize them by myself.
I've never been to e-mail marketing or registering accounts on other sites via gmail.
I used my gmails for YouTube, not mailing.
If I used my gmails for many services, that'd be perfect.
A strategy of using it on many sites sounds cool, but challenging like a full time job.
 
I bought a guide on CPAGrip for YouTube just to see what's up there.
They mentioned that site "Microworkers". Maybe it's one of businesses of CPAGrip.
Seems connected.
 
I bought a guide on CPAGrip for YouTube just to see what's up there.
They mentioned that site "Microworkers". Maybe it's one of businesses of CPAGrip.
Seems connected.
There are plenty of them, I dont know if cpagrip owns one but everything is possible.
These sites are great to spy what others are doing in the IM field.
I love reading redsit jobs, some people are very creative to game to platform.
Some are also very shady and don't hesitate to hire microworkers to ban subreddits or discredit competitor. It's a wild world there.
 
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