While I don't doubt that everyone has their price... I think you would find it cost-prohibitive to pay enough people to do something like that to have any sort

While I don't doubt that everyone has their price... I think you would find it cost-prohibitive to pay enough people to do something like that to have any sort of real-world impact. People are not going to go out of their way, or risk jail time, for $1.00/task. You'd need to pony up a lot more money (like, I'm guessing, 100's of thousands of dollars) to get enough people to violate basic principles on a large enough scale for this to create some sort of shift.