How much does the person receiving the most offers get?

Staff member Maki here—I'll answer as well. Among the people I’ve checked, some have had over three hundred arrangements. I hope you’ll go on dates only within what feels manageable for you.

This overlaps with Taro’s case again… The pattern is: meeting someone right after registering, then having your allowance doubled, and six months later being invited back to serve as a sounding board… When offers come pouring in, even women who would normally be Type A can list themselves as B1 or Type B, meet 20 men for dinner dates during their first month, earn around 100, and keep that up for several months. With the current rating dates, getting five-star ratings is easy, so if you list yourself as B1, you can keep earning indefinitely. At least until the rating system is improved… I also feel that more men than expected would rather send an offer to a B1 woman than to someone whose second meeting is already guaranteed.

I heard about a woman who met someone right after registering and then received over 60 offers within the next three or four months. Needless to say, hearing that made me instinctively switch to polite speech（笑） Apparently, getting that many offers makes market forces kick in and raises the going rate for her allowance. She even came to me—who was offering 40,000 yen—with, “I’m sorry, but could we discuss something?”（笑） That desire to strike it lucky is important, so keep at it. Taro