I recently completed my interview, passed successfully, and made my debut with Universe Club.
It’s been about two days since I joined, and thankfully, I’ve already received several favorites and offers.
My question is about the people who have added me to their favorites. Some are marked “Black,” while others have no rank displayed.
I looked into the ranks of male members and found that, for newly registered women, Black members appear immediately, while Standard members appear after six days.
However, there are also several people whose rank isn’t displayed at all. Some let me view their profiles, while others don’t, so I wondered whether it’s possible to hide only the rank. I looked into it a little, but I still couldn’t really figure it out.
Are all the people who have currently favorited me Black members? Or can Standard members also add me to their favorites?
👤Asked byGuest👩GenderFemale🎂20s👑Universe female member
> Is it only available to Black members?
There’s a good chance he’s a Black member, but I can’t say for sure that it’s limited to them.
As Dai mentioned, the staff may be contacting male members to recommend certain women. These recommendations don’t reach Black members who have a poor reputation among women, while Platinum members who are well regarded by women may receive them.
So he could also be a Platinum member.
> Or could I have been added to the favorites of a Standard member?
I don’t think they would recommend her to Standard members, so I doubt he’s a Standard member.
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When I checked my profile settings, I saw that the box to keep my membership class private was checked.
It doesn’t really bother me, but I do feel a little uncomfortable with women deciding whether to accept an offer based on a man’s class, so I’m going to leave it as it is…
By the way, there’s also something called an advance-access email for women.
I’m not sure which men it applies to, but I’m Platinum and occasionally receive one.
In those cases, if I’m interested in considering the offer, the staff apparently adjust the visibility settings for me. So maybe it doesn’t necessarily mean that every man on his second day of registration is Black.
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