When I’m not getting any offers, would taking a month off and then reactivating my account help? Would it be better to delete my account and sign up again? If I delete it, will all my good ratings and staff comments be reset too? (A man I met told me my staff rating was really high, so I’d like to keep it, lol.)
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Even if my registration history remains for a while after deleting my account, is it possible to fail the interview despite having received offers from more than 10 people?
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Have you tried requesting a reshoot with a staff member who’s good at taking photos?
Since your profile will appear at the top of the page, you’re more likely to receive offers—and your comments will remain unchanged.
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> Is taking a one-month break and then rejoining effective? Would it be better to withdraw completely and then rejoin?
I don’t think either option would make much difference.
I’m not sure whether taking a break or rejoining after withdrawing has any real effect, but if it does, I imagine you’d need to wait at least three or four months. I don’t think anything would change after only about a month.
> Will all my good ratings and staff comments be reset as well?
Since you’ve withdrawn, they should basically be reset. However, in practice, it seems the staff don’t always delete them.
(The photos are deleted automatically.)
> Can I still fail the interview even if I’ve received offers from more than ten people?
The passing criterion seems to be whether the staff think you’re likely to receive offers.
Based on that, I don’t think any staff member would assume that a woman who had previously received ten offers wouldn’t receive any this time.
However, if she received a bad review from the last of those ten people, or had verbally abused a staff member, that kind of history remains in the company’s internal records.
(This is separate from whether her public ratings are reset.)
In that case, it’s possible that a staff member reviewing her history could reject her when she applies again.
That said, we’re only talking about a possibility. In general, I don’t think people are usually rejected when they re-register.
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When you resume, you might see a drop in offers if your appearance has changed significantly.
If you still look more or less the same, you probably won’t see much of a drop.
Whether you’re resuming after a temporary suspension or rejoining after leaving, it’s generally not common to receive the same kind of offers you did when you first joined.
You might be better off looking for another dating club.
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I’m Taro, a male member.
Wouldn’t it be fine to suspend your account and then reactivate it? Men can’t tell whether you’ve withdrawn or merely suspended your account.
When you reactivate it, a “Re-registered” tag appears near the top of the listings. It’s treated the same way as having new photos taken or confirming that you’re continuing your membership.
The men who respond to this would be one of three types: ① men who had liked you before but were unsure whether to make an offer, ② men who overlooked you before but noticed you after your re-registration and thought you looked good, or ③ men who recently joined.
By the way, the number of new male members was about 5% of the total membership. So, if there are 3,000 male members, that’s roughly 150 people. If you’ve received offers in the past, you can calculate the expected number from group ③—the previous 5%. That leaves groups ① and ②. With that in mind, private photos or comments might be more effective than suspending and reactivating your account.
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