Recently, the credibility of digital reviews has played an essential role in the shopper's buying behaviors and decisions. Since there is a dearth of experimental research about the shoppers' credibility evaluation regarding digital reviews, this study aimed to investigate the factors that affect digital review credibility and its influence on buying choices among Jordanian consumers. With the help of elaboration likelihood theory, a research model has been established that experimentally test it through structural equation modelling from the data gathered from 246 users of the digital review website Amazon. The study's findings suggest factors that consist of the argument quality, like accuracy, completeness and quantity of digital reviews, and the peripheral cues, such as reviewer expertise, rating of goods or services, and website reputation. However, both significantly influence digital review credibility. Thus, they positively impact the buying decisions of shoppers.