What's all the fuss. I've been using ZML since October 2008. I've not experienced any problems at all, either through payments or the quality. In fact for Ipod movies it's absoloutley fantastic. I never used the trial offer so can't comment on why people are so pissed off. I'm gonna keep using it.

illegal file site How can anyone expect to receive "service" when you are using an illegal file site, this is just like buying bootleg dvd's on the street, the guy selling them claims ignorance and the guy buying them claims the same, do you people think movies are made to be watched and distributed for free? if you work, would you do your work for free if someone asks for it? and give any tips you may get to a pimp? these illegal sites are just that, pimps who take someone elses product and pawn them off on the public, who largely expect they are entitled to free movies.

Very Bad Although I could download a movie that works I found myself recieving a lot of invoices that I had not agreed to - they have charged my credit card 39.90 3 times under different names. I have also tried to cancel my membership with them but so far have been unsuccessfull.

Russian Criminal Group - Rent at Your Own Risk zml.com is a criminal organisation run out of Russia. If you gave them your credit card, you might consider cancelling that card and getting a new one. Even if you have successfully downloaded movies, there is a good chance you will see unexplained charges and possibly a misuse of your personal information.

Must I award one star? This company doesn't deserve even one star it is a SCAM! Plain and simple bait and switch. They charge you and you can't even download their crap. I even wonder about the legitimacy of the movies. "LQ" (low quality), you've got to be kidding me. "LQ" is just another word for "CAM", you know, the crappy movies that some scumbag records with a CAMcorder in a theater. They had "The Book of Eli" and "Legion" available in LQ. No studio distributes their movies to other commercial channels while they're being shown in theaters. I wonder what the FBI would think about their movie collection especially the "LQ" rated ones.