Yes, sir.  Chad is always willing to help.  What impressed me the most is that I found a few things that seemed odd (like adding a zero to the end of the date record, etc) and I receive a path an hour or so after posting to the forums.  The customer support is unrivaled. In fact, he just posted some basic SQL for me to use to get the data out, but I am still digesting it.  :)

There is talk of adding some basic reports to the Dynamic Forums, which will be much welcomed...but for simple forms, I am not sure there's anything easier.  I like the dynamic event handling, too...hide questions and display based on reponses, etc.  Good stuff.

I would, however, be willing to buy XMod down the road, but for getting the job done now without the learning curve, I went the Dynamic Forms route.

Though it isn't in the subject as one of the comparisons, I really like the H20 forms module by Onyaktech .. http://www.onyaktech.com  

The tool is easy to use and create forms with various functions and controls, and if desired, it will write to any database table.   I use it to write to special tables, and in other cases, I just use the form within the tool alone, editing, approving, and deleting entries.  I can punch out a simple form in a few minutes now, and even start the form by pulling in fields from the table if I like.  I have used XMod also, which seems very powerful, but not being a developer, it was difficult for me to get through and understand completely.

As a simple form example, I have one on my site for adding module links which was made with H20 very quickly, and it sends an email to the address I set within the module instance.  Each form can have a different email setting.  On my site, I display records with the datagrid because that is what I used for a long time, but with the H20 form tool, I can also view , edit or delete records ( under the proper roles).   I also created forms for fast easy access to a few database tables, with some validations, so I can just login to the portal, and directly open and edit a table as I need.   Really easy.

If interested, the form for adding module links can been accessed through my modules listing page at http://www.tmmworld.net.  
Feel free to add your own module links... no registration required.  This form is very simple, but an example.  

Thanks,
TMM