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Consumer Complaining Behaviour: The case of a South American Country, Chile

  • F Valenzuela
  • , DH Pearson
  • , RJ Epworth
  • , O Llanos
  • , S Vilches

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Abstract

Complaining behaviour is a topic that has not been studied much in South America. Considering this, the aim of this investigation was to determine the customers complaining behaviour of a South American country, Chile. To do so, a survey was done, which was appliedto a random sample of 498 Chileans. Results show that Chileans do not consider complaining as a right, they have a regular opinion of the way companies are handling complaints, and that the product characteristics is the dimension that has the biggest influence on their complaining behaviour. In addition those Chilean consumers who have complained in the past have a more positive attitude toward complaining than those who have never done it.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)3-12
JournalContemporary Management Research
Volume1
Issue number1
Publication statusPublished - 2005

Keywords

  • Marketing Measurement

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