Consumers who prefer traditional in-home shopping such as by mail order via catalogues, tended to show high intentions toward online shopping, whereas individuals with a preference for mall shopping tended to have low online shopping intentions (Ling et al, 2010). Andersone and Sarkane (2009) identified the most important benefits of the traditional shopping are buying process and interaction with sales personnel and by e-shopping as money saving, time saving, conveniences and all round-the-clock. Physical stores have been noted as reassuring compared to online shops (Evans, 2011).