In my opinion, yes it is wrong.
Most people should have one, maybe two accounts tops.
Creating accounts just to sell them does the following:
1. allows scammers to buy accounts with history and then scam others.
2. is unfair to anyone not farming accounts who wants to participate in a signature campaign.
(Why should I get paid once when you can get paid 2 or 3 times)?
3. is unfair to companies running signature campaigns (many explicitly forbid this)
4. encourages others to also farm accounts.
5. makes the ranking system meaningless
6. encourages spammy low value posts just to increase post rank.
7. does not add value to the community.
I concede point number one. What trading history do I have!? Hmm... None. And I wanted to keep it that way until I lost my charger. But whatever. I concede that scammers might buy an account. That does not make
me untrustworth. If l sell a cellphone, and someone does wrong with it, I am not responsible, it's ridiculous to hold me responsible for what someone with bad intent
could do with an account. That holds true for
any sold accounts, not just "farmed" ones.
Point two:
none of the accounts I'm offering as collateral are nor have been in signature campaigns! both the lender and the escrow can confirm that.
Three: same as four. None of my accounts have been in signature campaigns.
Four: buying accounts encourages farming accounts. By tour logic, everyone buying several accounts from a single person is also worthy of negative trust. That is ridiculous, because it's not a reflection upon their trustworthiness, but your opinion of what they should do.
Five: what makes the ranking system so important? You have posted at least once a day since you got here and were here longer than me. A nearly meaningless factoid is what the ranking system is.
Six: that is an assumption. I always try to bring some insight or discussion into the topics I've posted on. The two accounts I bought maybe being the exception. And I am not encouraging others to spam. Also, the ones buying accounts are also worthy of negative trust under this logic.
Seven: another assumption. That's your opinion. You have no idea if my post add to the community or not. I think it's almost impossible to prove that something (other than spam, which I do my best to not do) does not add value to the community. Even posts like "let's count to 21 million in pictures!" might have their charm to some.