The objective of this paper is to examine the relationship between the relational bonds of the e-commerce and the consumers' overall satisfaction across customer perceptions of the prices on products. Apparently, e-commerce changes the ways of competition. Based on the past researches, administering relationship marketing is important to cultivate competitiveness since holding existing customers increases profit and decreases cost for enterprises. In this paper, two major results are showed. First, the financial and the structural bonds have positive impacts on online shoppers' satisfaction; however, the social bond does not. Second, when the customers who perceive lower price of products, the financial, social and structural bonds are helpful in improving their satisfaction; on the other hand, for the customers who perceive higher price of products, only structural bond is helpful to strengthen their overall satisfaction.