Various studies have attempted to identify the key dimensions of service quality or customer satisfaction in the context of narrowly defined online industries, such as travel agencies, retailing, and portal services (Herington and Weaven, 2009, Kim et al., 2009a and Zeng et al., 2009). In marketing research, it has been well recognized that a service providers’ effort in assisting consumers’ information processing and decision making can positively influence consumer satisfaction (Wang, Hernandez, & Minor, 2010). In evaluating website satisfaction of online browsers, Lindgaard and Dudek (2003) found that high satisfaction with a B2C website is yielded not only from high-appeal and high-usability websites, but also from websites with high appeal and low usability.