Thankyou, this was very helpful to me. I'm glad I had you around to explain it to me.

Hello JustAViking. Thankyou for replying.
Unfortunetly I actually didnt get to read your post yesterday. I uploaded the question, stayed up another 20minutes and fell asleep (whoops), it was 2am here, perhaps I should have already been asleep. I would have loved to have read the replies. By the time I woke up and checked back on the thread it was already gone. Did you (or anyone else) say anything different, not on this thread that I should have read?
BTW I loved your analogy about the drill. I totally agree that returning the drill would be wrong. I wanted to ask my neighbour to give him $20 to borrow his $400 drill for ten minutes to drill my wall, rather than buy the drill myself, or pay him to do it. 
I truely didnt know I was doing anything wrong, and it wasnt my intention to. Thankyou for your kind words and finding a good way of explaining it to me

Hello Kelleytoons. I'm so sorry I didnt get to read your original thread - did you say anything else originally not said here? It was taken down before I got to read it. I truly didn't mean to do anything wrong - and I'm sorry if I got under your skin by asking not once, but twice. (ugh).  I'm very new to these programs and i'm working on a lot of assumptions, that could be wrong. I know of some phone apps that allow you to do things such as modify a photo which you can then upload to social media, and you have the choice of either having a logo, or paying to have an individual photos without, usually at an inflated price. I'm not sure if these still exist, but it seemed like a good concept. I hope one day Reallusion allows for one off purchases as such. Oh gosh, no, I dont want to get anyone in trouble - I didn't think it could - my bad.
No, not making any money, I just thought it would look cool. I wanted to present a doll I made to youtube, so the project I made is literally a character talking to the camera, reading the introduction clip with a blank background - nothing fancy whatsoever. One of the videos is 12 seconds long - all 5 together are under 2 minutes. I'm sure there's a way to put them all into the one clip - but then I'd just have to cut the clip back up to add the photos of my doll. I didn't realise it would cost so much money - its just a silly little project just for me to introduce my doll - wow, do i feel silly, I was sooo far off. 
Did you read JustAVikings analogy of the drill? When I said I wanted to pay, I meant $20 to borrow the drill, and not just ask my neighbour and offer nothing in return. I realise now, from everything you said how far off this was. Thankyou for your time and effort in writing to me Best wishes Kelleytoons - you have educated well today.

There's a lot there, but I think this part is the relevent one:

You may not sell, sub-license, loan, give, or transfer any part of the CrazyTalk,CrazyTalk Animator, iClone, and/or 3DXchange or a copy thereof to another personor company.

In essence, by asking others to render your projects, you are asking them to "loan" you the program (it could also be construed as a sub-license).  Now, if you wanted to pay someone to create an animation FOR you (the animation itself), complete with render, that would be fine.  I know the distinction seems small, but it isn't (and a paid animation IS an expensive proposition -- even 60 seconds of animation in my world goes for $100 on up, and usually FAR up: the last paid gig I did was around $500 for a 60 second spot).

Perhaps you'll never use iClone again, but you still might consider picking up a copy. you can pick up iClone 6 Standard for around $50, and Pro for $115, which is dirt cheap and I can't imagine anyone here doing these animations for less for you anyway.  It's a valuable tool and you never know when you might need it again (and you can always upgrade to 7 down the road).

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Thankyou so much - this is exactly what I needed. Cheers

Oh wow - really? I only ever saw the price of the iClone7, so i thought everyone was telling me to spend $400 and up - Thankyou so much for clearing this up for me. Oh, you've just put a massive smile on my face That's a Huge difference! I'm only on a disability pension, so although $400 might not seem much to some people, thats so so so much money to me.

Hey Kelleytoons - where did you say you could find iClone6 for sale? I'm only finding iclone7 on the main website.