This study aims to analyze the partial influence of perceived ease, trust and risk on the
attitudes and intentions of consumers shopping online. This study uses purposive
sampling in the survey method to produce a sample of 74 respondents from the city of
Jakarta in Indonesia. The findings of this study indicate that there is a perception of
convenience does not affect the attitudes and intentions of consumers. While trust and
risk factors are factors that significantly influence the attitudes and intentions of
consumers to shop online. Shopping attitudes are influenced by constructs of perceived
ease of use, risk and trust, because shopping attention is influenced by the construct of
shopping attitudes, perceptions of ease of use, risk, and trust. The results of this study
function for online shop entrepreneurs to develop effective strategies to make
consumers believe and minimize risks when shopping online so that consumers have a
positive attitude and then the intention to shop online
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