Will the branch staff find out about a reverse offer, or is it handled entirely between the person making the inquiry and the respondent?

Maezawa from the President’s Office here. With a reverse offer, the only difference is that I handle the initial communication myself. Once the man agrees, our regular staff handle the rest of the communication just as they would with a normal offer. So the staff at the branch will find out—but why would that be a problem? If you can clearly explain why you don’t want them to know, it may be possible to ask staff from another team to arrange it instead. That said, they may still be able to view the date information itself, so there is still a chance that staff you don’t want to know could find out. Normally, though, I can’t think of a reason why it would be a problem for the staff to know. If there is something going on with a staff member, please contact us through the inquiry form below the question box. Messages sent through that form are only delivered to me and a few other staff members. For those applying to become an answerer, your messages can be viewed by a wider range of staff. So if you’re having trouble involving a specific staff member, please contact Maezawa through the inquiry form below the question box: https://universe-club.jp/help/contact/ To be safe, you could start by writing only, “I have something I’d like to discuss,” wait for a reply, and then respond to that message. That way, it will definitely reach the right person.

I’m a “loser guy” among the male members. In a good way, information is completely transparent. President Kida should be able to see the reverse-offer information as well. There’s a branch staff member assigned exclusively to me, and I give them detailed feedback on my activities every day. But when that person is off, I sometimes get replies from other staff members who have read the emails—even though I sent them to the assigned staff member’s personal email address. That’s how transparent Universe Club’s operations are. So I’m sure that not only Maezawa, but also President Kida, knows whom I give how much allowance to and which Type A girls I’ve tried to win over. President Kida probably just ignores the information because he isn’t interested in it, though. I assume this is probably President Kida’s policy: to make everything transparent. At first, I emailed my assigned staff member at their individual Universe domain address because I only intended to share allowance information with them. But I eventually realized that other staff members could see the emails too, and now I freely provide feedback about what happens after private dating—information that’s difficult for Universe Club to obtain—without worrying about it. My regular activity reports are my way of thanking Universe Club. The more information you have, the greater your advantage, after all. I want Universe Club to outperform every other dating club by far. Allowance information is something Universe Club can’t really ask about due to its position, so I share it with them proactively.