Gommans et al. 2001 claim that trust is an extremely important dimension in online purchasing process behaviour process. Generally, the customer cannot smell, feel, or touch the product. Thus, the marketer should attract customer by create reliability on the online shopping. While, Grabner-Krauter and Kalusha (2003) point out that Internet-based commercial transactions are believed to present several risks to customers. Shopping online is considered uncertainty, due to users lack direct contact with the firm such as through the traditional store or sales personal (Reichheld et al., 2000). According to Anderson and Srinivasan (2003), customer worries about privacy, security, protection against business scams are very high and have created a commerce for rating agencies and certifies. Providing sensitive information, for instance credit card numbers, in order to complete the transaction that has no physical location rises the perception of risk for certain customers (Ribbink et al. 2004). Therefore the essential of beginning, creating, and preserving trust between retailers and customers as key facilitators of successful electronic retailers is honesty, credibility and integrity which are often adopted either as elements or drivers of trust (Little and Marandi 2003).