Subscriptions via email attachment

I want to sell subscriptions to digital media files that are updated daily.
Can anyone recommend a module or modules?

The two most critical features are:

1) automatic subscription time outs, with time-out warning notification via
email

2) automatic monthly, quarterly, annual renew of paid subscription.

3) dynamic daily email rendering and delivery. Ideally the module should
dynamically grab an attachment file based on filename wild cards. For
example, the ability to specify the attachment with a string and token
combination similar to "headzup%currentdate%.avi" which would result in
friday's email would go out with a file called "headzup6may05.avi" and then
saturday's would go with "headzup7may05.avi", etc...

John

Subscriptions via email attachment



Not sure if it was your colleague, but I had a very similar request this
week, and will possibly work on a complex and feature-rich subscription
mailing module.

However, seeing you want to email avi's, I would suggest using rather
downloads. Emailing huge files is not really reliable. The downloading
subscription can be done with the MmPASS module: when a customer purchases
the product (i.e. course), he receives a password protected download link.
The updating of the *.avi can be done very easily centrally for all
customers in the same time.

<A HREF ="http://www.mivacentral.com/truxoft/?product=TRUXOFT-MMPASS">http://www.mivacentral.com/truxoft/?product=TRUXOFT-MMPASS</A>

Ivo Truxa

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-----Original Message-----
From: John T. Shay


I want to sell subscriptions to digital media files that are updated daily.
Can anyone recommend a module or modules?

The two most critical features are:

1) automatic subscription time outs, with time-out warning notification via
email

2) automatic monthly, quarterly, annual renew of paid subscription.

3) dynamic daily email rendering and delivery. Ideally the module should
dynamically grab an attachment file based on filename wild cards. For
example, the ability to specify the attachment with a string and token
combination similar to "headzup%currentdate%.avi" which would result in
friday's email would go out with a file called "headzup6may05.avi" and then
saturday's would go with "headzup7may05.avi", etc...

John