I signed up so my students could watch a relevant motion film, but after signing up, no movies, @ least not what the company advertised. So I turned to Amazon.com and paid a little money (GOOD move!). I cancelled with itsHD.com straight away. It's automated, and there is no confirmation code to jot down, no email sent to you, only faith to be had. Bad sign...
Sure enough, a month later and there was the charge. I called to complain, and thankfully after 5 min. on hold, someone answered. Very curt. Must get these calls all the time. She was "verifying" my acct. and asking all these Q's. Finally, I asked where they were located. Barbados. Figures. I guess I am lucky I got my $ back, but I am sure they take a gamble at people NOT calling to complain or even notice the charge on their credit card. Shifty.

They claim to have certain movies, but after signing up, these movies are nowhere to be found. The "5 day" trial appears to be done after 5 days - it isn't, and you pay big money for the next month of "premium membership."

Here is the most interesting thing: I was sent a "confirmation e-mail" when I signed up, but it was tossed in my spam folder, so I didn't notice it for 3 weeks. I only realized I was scammed when viewing my credit card statement, and immediately canceled my membership. Then, I got a "notice of cancelation" e-mail in my regular inbox - WITHIN A FEW MINUTES. Somehow, they made the initial e-mail get sent as spam, but not the 2nd e-mail. That's how ItsHd.com makes money. People don't notice they're getting ripped off until it's too late.