The other day, I received an email introducing the new service “PATOLO.”
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From what I can tell, joining PATOLO would allow members to make offers to women registered with UC and its partner clubs, including women in UC’s higher-tier classes. Does that mean even Standard members can make offers to women in the Black class?
If that’s the case, I feel there may be no point in being a Black member. Are there any differences or benefits—so to speak, perks of being a Black member at UC?
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“Black” refers to Universe, so I assume other dating clubs have their own class systems too. But without any class-to-class partnerships between clubs, I think everyone would simply be treated as the same class across different clubs.
That said, I imagine the introduction fees differ, and perhaps that’s how they differentiate themselves.
Sorry, this is just speculation!
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I’m not too familiar with it, but with PATOLO, it seems you may need to exchange messages before meeting, rather than simply matching. So people who earn a lot and feel that handling the messages themselves would be a waste of time would probably keep making Black offers.
I also imagine that older men whose communication skills through the messaging tool are unfortunately so poor that they can’t even get to the matching stage have no choice but to keep using Black.
Features like making offers are probably optional and cost extra, and I assume the club has thought that through properly—though who knows.
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