Although, some research propose satisfaction does not guarantee loyalty, in most situations where one is willing participant in a relationship one will experience a high level of satisfaction (Little and Marandi 2003). Many authors claim that customer satisfaction is generally determined a major driver of loyalty (Cronin and Taylor 1992; Oliver, 1999; Kotler 2010). Oliver (1990) concludes that satisfaction is an important step in loyalty formation. However, it becomes less significant loyalty begins to set through other devices include social bonding (i.e., the degree to which the society or community assists customer remain loyal) and the role of individual determinism (i.e., the degree to which the customer resists aggressive pressure to switch over to another firm) (Bandyopadhyay 2007).