I signed up two months ago and have met several times with someone who sent me an offer.
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When he sent the offer, his rating was three stars, but he’s a very kind person, and I feel he deserves an even higher rating...
After our first date, I gave him a positive rating in the survey, of course, but if I’d like to share an updated review based on our subsequent dates, who should I contact?
Also, do you accept ratings after the second date and beyond?
👤Asked byGuest👩GenderFemale🎂40s👑Universe female member
Since the rating system was introduced last November, it’s possible your star rating hasn’t increased if you haven’t gone on any dates since then.
You’ve met a good papa (male supporter), so don’t worry about it—just enjoy your papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).
By the way, even after the second date, if you let the staff know, “This is how the date went,” they’ll be happy to listen.
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Sometimes people with a three-star rating actually leave a better impression, so I don’t think you need to worry about it.
If you’re continuing to see each other, it’s probably better for both of you if neither of your ratings goes up.
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As Kazu mentioned, the second submission doesn’t affect the star rating.
Actually, I believe the system was set up so you couldn’t submit twice through the same link, so I don’t think a second submission was even possible.
As for any subsequent rating, I suppose you could let the club know through the LINE chat you have with them. But sometimes I wonder whether the woman is writing it because she’s being threatened.
In the past, there was actually a man who, during a date, said, “Send a good review right now, in front of me,” and made her submit it on the spot.
But things like that are immediately exposed because the woman will contact us afterward.
What are grown adults even doing?
> You said she replied, “Did Mac-san tell you to write and send that?”
Haha. Any woman who makes a reverse offer to Mac-san always sends a thank-you message, so I just asked because I was wondering why.
Maybe Mac-san is teaching them something essential for life—I had no ulterior motive.
Well, I suppose everything does get passed along.
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I only make offers to women in the A or B categories, so the first date is always a dinner date. I fill out a survey about my impression of her during dinner, then send the staff member in charge my thoughts on the adult relationship (intimate) afterward.
Regardless of the star rating, I personally feel it’s my responsibility to provide the staff member with as much information as possible.
Don’t worry about the star rating—if you thought it was good, just give positive feedback. And if it wasn’t good, you can say that too.
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You can still receive ratings after the second meeting, but they won’t be reflected in the star rating.
When sending one, it’s best to use the LINE chat or another channel where you’re in contact with Universe Club.
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