{I wonder have Daz & CL never heard of Bartering? One person sets an outrageously high price then they gradually bring it down till both parties are happy with the price.} The thing about bartering is, if you set your price TOO outrageously high you risk having the other person just walk away thinking you aren't serious. This is regular business here, not a flea market or street vendor situation. Liken this more to setting a price on a house you are selling. You set the price a little higher than what you expect to get. If your house is appraised at $200,000, you might set the price at $225,000 to give you some negotiating room. Set the price at $2,000,000 and nobody will even LOOK at your house. Before you get to thinking that comparison is out of line, consider this. Here's what Face Gen charges to convert a mesh to work in their software (CL's face room is licensed from Face Gen): {The Custom Mesh Service is US $950. Contact us at sales@singularinversions.com or at 604-730-1727 (PST). Bundle Deal: Purchase the Custom Mesh Service with a Re-Distribution License and get both for US$1,450. } Now, granted there may be some slight differences in procedure here (between Face Gen and their licensed software), but $30,000 was not a serious number. I would have walked away from the table, too. That number was a slap in the face.