Mohd. Khirzanbadzli A. RAHMAN, Sharifah Azizah HARON, Laily PAİM, Syuhaily OSMAN, Noorlaila YUNUS, Hassnah WEE

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The Effect of Soft and Extreme Action in Public Complaint Behaviour on Satisfaction with Complaint Handling

The Effect of Soft and Extreme Action in Public Complaint Behaviour on Satisfaction with Complaint Handling

Malaysia is experiencing a tremendous increase in mobile phone services users. Service providers are providing various complaint channels as one of the ways to improve services. Although complaining provides significant impact to organizations as well as to complainers or consumers, ironically the number of public complaints is insignificant. Based on previous study, two actions in public complaint namely public complaint soft action (PCSA) and public complaint extreme action (PCEA) were used in this study as the exogenous variables and satisfaction with complaint handling (SATCOM) as the endogenous variable. A total of 285 complainers of mobile phone user were selected as respondents. The values for GOF, AVE, CR and convergent validity confirmed the measurement model prior proceeding to structural model. The structural model revealed mixed results that provide indication of consumer satisfaction with complaint handling specifically in the mobile phone service industry.
Keywords:

Mobile phone services, consumer complaint behaviour, public complaint.,

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  • Başlangıç: 2011
  • Yayıncı: İlhan ÖZTÜRK
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