However, it has remained ambiguous among researchers whether there is a direct relationship between service quality and customer loyalty or whether this relationship is mediated by; for example, corporate reputation. Loyal customers are indeed crucial to business survival (Reichheld and Schefter, 2000; Semejin et al., 2005), depending on a service provider’s ability to maintain its customer loyalty and persuade them to recommend its service to potential customers (Zeithaml, 1996). According to Athanasopoulou (2009), customer loyalty becomes possible through the development of long term, mutually beneficial relationships with customers. If the corporation has a strong reputation with customers and they are also satisfied with the quality of services provided by the corporation, it would ultimately lead the customers to being loyal to the firm. Therefore, it is crucial to understand how customers evaluate the quality of services and overall perception of reputation in order to increase customer loyalty.