The experience of consumers in an online environment enabled by social media is different to that offline, as the customers have social interactions with other individuals (Do-Hyung, Jumin, &Ingoo, 2007). Today researchers claim that through social media and the emergence of social platforms such as forums and communities, ratings and reviews, and referrals and recommendations,consumers do have sociability. In addition, relationships between e-vendor and consumers are in fact personal. These social plat-forms are social commerce constructs, which this research will investigate. SCCs are social platforms which have emerged from Web 2.0 and empowered consumers to generate content and share their experiences. They also use others’ information, offer advice and share experiences in these platforms providing a source for online social support. Although, SCCs have the same functions to facilitate the sharing of information and establishing social support platforms for consumers, they are different in their technical capabilities.