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[28] Appendix A: Extrinsic benefits:
[29] E1* Using Internet shopping is convenient.
[30] E2* Using Internet shopping saves me time.
[31] E3 Using Internet shopping would make it easier for me to shop or find information.
[32] E4* Using Internet shopping would enable me to shop or find information more quickly than using traditional stores.
[33] E5* Using Internet shopping saves me money.
[34] E6* Internet shopping offers lower prices than tradi-tional stores for the same products.
[35] E7* Internet shopping allows me to interact with other customers in EC communities.
[36] E8* I should be given chances to interact with other like-minded people when I purchase through the Internet.
[37] E9* Internet shopping recommends other things to purchase that other like-minded people appreci-ate.
[38] E10* Internet shopping allows me to exchange ideas as well as compare experiences.
[39] E11 Internet shopping recognizes me when I pur-chase through the Internet again.
[41] I1* I enjoy using Internet shopping.
[42] I2* I am very happy to purchase products through Internet shopping.
[43] I3* I am delighted with my experience of Internet shopping.
[44] I4* Interacting with Internet shopping stimulates my curiosity.
[45] I5* Internet shopping provides me with the products and supplemental information that I am inter-ested in.
[46] I6 When I purchase through the Internet, Internet shopping websites offer me options to perform tasks in different ways.
[47] I7 When I purchase through the Internet, it gives me opportunities to make myself appear fash-ionable.
[48] I8* I like to boast of being the first one who pos-sesses a product. * Scales remained in exploratory factor analysis.