2019
DOI: 10.31274/itaa.8773
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An Exploratory Study of Consumer Satisfaction and Purchase Behaviors for Fashion Subscription-Based Online Services (SOS)

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“…Furthermore, similar to the previous statement, Calvo-Porral & Levy Mangin (2019) also stated that in online environments, purchase intentions are largely influenced by service use and may later have an impact on service experience satisfaction and long-term use intention. For subscription services, purchase intention also arises when users perceive the value as being beneficial; the actual purchase experience or satisfaction that follows the purchase intention may influence the individual's tendency to recommend the subscription services to others or intentions to continue using them or not (Spurgeon & Linda, 2019). Thus, the researchers hypothesize the following: H5: Consumers' purchase intention have no influence on repurchase behavior.…”
Section: Relationship Of Purchase Intention To Repurchase Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, similar to the previous statement, Calvo-Porral & Levy Mangin (2019) also stated that in online environments, purchase intentions are largely influenced by service use and may later have an impact on service experience satisfaction and long-term use intention. For subscription services, purchase intention also arises when users perceive the value as being beneficial; the actual purchase experience or satisfaction that follows the purchase intention may influence the individual's tendency to recommend the subscription services to others or intentions to continue using them or not (Spurgeon & Linda, 2019). Thus, the researchers hypothesize the following: H5: Consumers' purchase intention have no influence on repurchase behavior.…”
Section: Relationship Of Purchase Intention To Repurchase Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many different studies on consumption behavior within digital platforms have found perceived value to affect consumers' buying behavior and continuous use intentions [44,52]. Likewise for subscription services, purchase intention occurs when the value perceived by users is positive; actual purchase experience or purchase satisfaction resulting from the purchase intention may affect the individual's inclination to make recommendations or intentions to continue to use the subscription services or not [53].…”
Section: Perceived Value Purchase Intentions and Continuous Use Inten...mentioning
confidence: 99%