Tips Apr 11, 2019 20:50

It was shortly after the reverse-offer system launched, but I got two consecutive notices saying, “The account has been closed or hidden.” At the time, answers in the Q&A box said that the women were either secret members or had negative feedback, and that it took time before their profiles appeared because cautionary comments had to be added. Later, it turned out that one was indeed a secret member whose profile was only visible for a limited time, while the other was a woman whose profile clearly stated that the club did not recommend her.

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Recently, the same thing happened again with two women. One still hasn’t appeared, while the other took more than a day to appear—but she wasn’t a secret member and there were no particularly problematic comments about her. In cases like this, how should I interpret the situation? Should I assume, as in the previous cases, that she’s someone I shouldn’t make an offer to?
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Maezawa here. That can happen when you receive a “You seem wonderful” message from a woman who’s registered but currently hidden from view. Why was she hidden? There can be various reasons. For example, if we can’t get in touch with her or she hasn’t replied to something we sent, we may hide her profile temporarily, just to be safe. In that case, we’ll make her profile visible again as soon as she replies. The same applies when she tells us, “Work has gotten really busy, so please hide my profile temporarily.” If there are no particularly problematic comments, I think one of those reasons is the most likely. > So, just like in the previous case, is she someone I shouldn’t make an offer to? This case is different from the previous one, so I think it’s fine to make her an offer. If you’re concerned, you can ask the staff whether it’s okay to do so. They’ll give you a proper answer.
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