*They haven't emailed me anything, and I'm in a pretty awkward position to bug them about it, as I'm waiting to have my electrical power and internet connection restored after Hurricane Ike.  I encourage other people to drive this issue with DAZ, as I think it's a very serious legal exposure for them and will enable extensive copyright infringement against basically all the popular Poser texture artists.  DAZ has not even put a word of warning language on the sell page by now, which I find terribly disappointing.

Blackhearted/Rio, Sarsa, Rebelmommy, Liquid Rust, Rhiannon, Jepe, and anybody else I am too dumb to name here - you people really ought to be complaining to DAZ's legal department right now.

I'm sorry to hear about your predicament.  Is there any thing I can do to help?

There is a lot of wisdom in your statement.  As the wall between poser and the rest of the 3d world crumbles I hope vendors realize they are no longer just supplying the poser market.

*As long as some other people do not respect the IP of creators, piracy will continue in the real and  virtual worlds.  It is SO difficult to enforce, it borders on the maddening.  

We can catch them through vigilance.  Enforcement should be the lawyers job and damages awarded based on one's EULA.