Nah, they'd buy your account for 2-3 grand and then sell it off so that they can distribute the income; as naturally you have to gear your "product" to the demographics of the customer. Demographics being that people who play a lot of games don't have as much money, typically, because they concentrate more on gaming. Simply the way they or most people look at it, not necessarily true. You can't sell a 35,000 car to a person who can afford a 28,000 car. However, you can convert them to lease the vehicle and sell them on the $500/mth payment, as that's where they wanted to be. If you can't sell them on one side of the board, sell them on another. Regardless, there's no excuse to not sell something.
Other way to think of it is a chop shop. Cut up the pieces and make money on those, then sell the remaining shell for "x" amount as well.