[akanevsky]

Originally Posted by FireFish

Got it; sounds like a nice buy; I'll give it a try.
Before buying, do you have a document you can give me outlining the differences in the free Invites you made vs. the Commercial (only if you happen to have one)?

Just curious as to what to expect.

The following features exist only in the commercial edition:

• Better Invite History (invites can be purged / cancelled, holds more information). Has fancy enchancements such as status highlights, etc.
• Daily invite reminders and expiration notifications, can be turned off if desired
• Ability to define how often reminders can be sent.
• Ability to reject received invitations.
• Ability to permanently opt out of receiving future invitations, with automatic marking of invite as rejected and with an admincp database management interface.
• Automatic prevention of invites from being sent out to already registered e-mails.
• Automatic prevention of invites from being sent out to the same e-mail multiple times.
• Ability to define users as "First Friends". Such users become mutual buddies with all new registrants, whether invited or not.
• As an alternative to automatic allocation (which can be turned off), there is an "Allocate Invites" tool, which gives you an ability to give out X invites to members that match a certain criteria.
• Image verification to prevent multiple submissions.
• MSN Contact Grabber included.
• A Lot More Configuration Options
• Usergroup placement feature is much more developed
• Invitation hash is stored in a cookie and is not lost between pages.
• If an invited person signs up without specifying invite code, the invite for that e-mail gets marked as accepted.
• More informative e-mails.

That's just some of the feature differences. If you wish, please - feel free to register at visionscripts.com and try out the online demo of the front-end.

Originally Posted by VaaKo

Does it work with 3.6.x?

The version available here does not - because of the cron issues (although it will soon be updated). The commercial edition, however, works with both 3.5 and 3.6.