Evidence indicates that providing facilitating conditions (e.g., technology resources) is critical in helping users overcome barriers and hurdles to technology use, especially during the early technology adoption stage (e.g., Bergeron et al. 1990). Since facilitating conditions are a factor in an environment that can hinder or make a technology easy to use [Triandis 1980], the extent and type of technology support for mobile shopping may influence the consumer’s perception of the ease of technology use. In addition, positive perceptions regarding the use of functional devices or supporting infrastructures may lessen a consumer’s fears about using technology-mediated services. Consumer anxiety about using mobile shopping may be a result of a lack of facilitating conditions where had these resources been present they would have reduced the complex processing of systems or features. While mobile payment and security/privacy issues are still concerns for consumers regardless of their levels of technology anxiety, it is expected that the extent of facilitating conditions in technology use will be perceived as higher for consumers with a low level of anxiety and lower for consumers with a high level of anxiety.