As I linked to, according to HMRC this is simply against their rules. They wouldnāt consider it āfairā. Some platforms might not enforce the limit, leaving it up to you to do it correctly, but when I and most people say something like āyou canātā, the implication is āif you want to follow the rules and avoid penaltiesā. We donāt mean itās literally impossible.
Itās always possible to lie to HMRC, to try and cheat and use some loophole, but thatās hardly something that should be advocated here.