The primary objective of this study was to examine the relative impact of perceived price and perceived trust on online purchase decision making. The results of this study show that customers in general (including both potential and repeat customers) tend to value perceived trust over perceived price when making shop- ping decisions at an online vendor. This finding can also be com- pared with previous study (Reibstein 2002). Reibstein (2002) found that price was the most important factor that could attract potential customers to transact with Internet vendors while some trust beliefs building factors were ranked low (e.g., customer ser- vice ranked seventh and privacy policies ranked ninth out of 10 factors). Our study shows that perceived trust is an even more important factor than perceived price in affecting customer shop- ping decisions.