Le marketing relationnel repose sur le principe de réciprocité selon lequel les efforts de l'entreprise devraient susciter une meilleure qualité de la relation avec le client. Cet article étudie l'impact de ces efforts (attention du personnel et offre privilégiée) en tant que symboles de la perception qu'a le client de sa position dans la hiérarchie élaborée par l'entreprise. Après avoir défini et mesuré le concept de statut perçu dans le cadre de prestations de téléphonie mobile, les résultats montrent l'influence du statut perçu de clients de salles de remise en forme sur la qualité de la relation.
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