Thing of it is, you haven't created any morphs yourself at all.. you've just used other people's morphs to change the character's appearance.

Creating Morphs: Actually changing the point distribution by using magnets in poser, or by using a modelling program to change the point data

Creating Characters: Using existing morphs (as you did) and adjusting dial settings to create a character. This is redistributed by simply packaging up the saved pose for the figure, with ONLY the changed dial settings. Note: you need to let customers know that they need any morph packages that were injected or present in the figure you were working on. you cannot redistribute the morphs in any fashion OTHER then in settings to adjust them.

Also bear in mind that when you post a product, you must sign a legal document that says the included content was solely created by you, and you are the sole owner of copyright, and also that any breach of copyright infringement lays solely on your shoulders, and Renderosity cannot be legally held to blame for illegal redistribution.

Time and again people try to release products based off others work, and sooner or later, they ARE found out, and there ends up holy hell to pay, and in some cases, damages and restitution are required.

Also bear in mind, that even for very popular content producers, some products make far LESS then even minimum wage based on their developement time. Power content developers can make some money at this, but less then 10% of ALL content creators actually make a living doing this.. and there are probably about 3000 content creators now, so only about 300 people actually can make a living doing this.

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