This study aims to understand the cohesion structure of consumer responses to overseas direct purchases and the path of cognitive response to emotional response. For this purpose, an online community, in which information on overseas direct purchasing is mainly shared, was selected as a resource, and a network text analysis was conducted after collecting postings. As a result, low price, diversity of choice, ease of payment and enjoyment were the main positive responses to overseas direct purchases. The low price of overseas direct purchases is strongly linked to the relatively high price of domestic commodities, which has created resistance to the domestic market and the retail industry. On the other hand, consumers responded negatively to overseas direct purchases, such as slow delivery, difficulty in return/refund/cancellation, poor after-service, and the burden of surcharges. Based on the results of this study, it is necessary for the domestic retail industry to provide consumers with the benefits they are seeking and to improve the efficiency on the distribution structure. The government needs to strengthen the information policy and introduce the global standard electronic commerce system for the enhancement of consumer welfare.