To avenge bad experiences caused by fabricated online reviews, consumers tend to take rigorous actions in the form of negative word- of-mouth and less repeat purchase intention. A number of marketing scholars have found strong associations between consumers’ psychological discomfort and their negative emotional responses in the form of negative word-of-mouth, brand switching, and less repeat purchase intention (Jean Harrison-Walker, 2012; Wetzer et al., 2007; Wilkins et al., 2016). The experimental findings report that consumer emotion regulations and feelings of injustice have positive effects on negative word-of-mouth communications on social networking sites (Balaji et al., 2016). Driven by all of these arguments, the present study deduces that higher levels of psychological discomfort will lead to higher engagement to negative electronic word-of-mouth on online travel websites and low repeat purchase intentions. Therefore, we formulate the following hypothesis;