Information about “a person to avoid” among papas was a staple topic among the female members.
I also heard about one such papa from one of my monthly partners.
His manners and consideration for others were absolutely awful—and quite distinctive—so the story apparently spread quickly among the women, with reactions like, “I’ve met him too!”
He was a papa who made offers left and right and, from Universe’s business perspective, was a top-tier customer. However, the complaints from the female members became so bad that he was eventually expelled.
Please be careful too, questioner.
—It’s me
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My name is Takahashi, a staff member.
When we receive an offer request, we send the woman the details of the offer along with only the number of stars in the offerer's rating.
*Please note that we do not disclose the details of the rating.
We hope this information is helpful.
Thank you.
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I’ve heard rumors that there are Twitter or LINE accounts that mainly focus on app- and web-based papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) and share information about papas (male supporters) who are people to avoid.
The number of people you’ve made offers to isn’t shown to the person you’re offering to here on Universe. However, if you’ve violated the rules or done anything questionable in the past, that rating will be visible to the woman receiving the offer.
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Just as Kazu said:
> All you have to do is avoid doing anything that would get you a bad review.
So I honestly don’t even understand why you’re asking.
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Just as men sometimes hear what women think of them, negative feedback from women may also circulate among other women.
The best thing to do is simply avoid doing anything that would earn you a bad reputation.
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