Who, me? ;)

Spinning dials though is NOT creating morphs.. those morphs already existed, and redistrbuting them even in a bastardized form is the best way to be flayed alive, and burned at the stake in all the various poser websites.

I can spin dials for 2 minutes, and have a character, but what value is that to a customer that can duplicate that exactly in the same time frame?

Great example is Liquid Rust over at Daz.. he just released a character, and the developement time was closer to a month... THAT has a value I would pay for.

In a nutshell, in order for a product to be a PRODUCT and actually be of value to customers, it has to include things they could NOT easily recreate themselves in a short period of time.

Look in the clearance section here, at all the character packs that are about th ebe retired because no one bought them at all. Why waste your time packaging simple junk that people wouldn;t most likely buy anyway?

Instead, the OP should fire up zbrush since he already has it, and create morphs from scratch that others could NOT easily create, and make a bundle of those instead.

And make sure you have a valid up to date licence that allows for commercial application. Some programs also require specific licenses that are different for doing personal non distributed work, or doing commercial work.

Release questionable stuff, and you'll get a bad rep, and no one will even want the time of day from you again, but release some original quality content, and people will be eager and be begging you for your next release.

Way too many people take way too many things way too seriously.