1. The class you’re placed in doesn’t necessarily match the needs of individual male members.
The club assigns women to classes in a way that maximizes revenue: offer fee × number of offers.
In a smaller market, there may be heavily active Black male members, and a woman who is highly likely to receive offers from them might be placed in the Black class.
This is purely speculation, but if the club staff know the preferences of their Black male members extremely well, they might look at a new woman and think of five men who would probably make her an offer—and then place her in Black. When providing a service to a relatively limited group of customers, that kind of pricing strategy wouldn’t be unusual.
I don’t know whether the criteria for the Black class are the same at every branch or not. Even if they are, they probably aren’t applied in a way that allows for only one straightforward interpretation.
In any case, there are also male members whose preferences aren’t well known to the club staff, or who don’t make many offers. That means there may be demand from Black members that the club hasn’t fully identified. So, even if you had been placed in the Black class, you might still have received offers.
As a way to sell both to people willing to pay more and to those who will only buy at a lower price, they could initially place someone in Black and then move her to another class once the demand has run its course—similar to how supermarkets discount prepared foods. But there don’t seem to be many examples of that. I do occasionally see cases where someone’s class was changed because she wasn’t receiving many offers.
2. Do men get tired of beautiful women after three days?
I think someone at the club once said that Black members initially make offers to women in the Black class, but later start making offers to women in Gold and Standard as well.
I believe the explanation was that, just as people don’t always want to eat a full-course French meal every time and may prefer something more casual and easygoing, men may prefer women they can meet without feeling pressured.
The club may not be maximizing its revenue this way, but the fact that you’re receiving offers means you’re attractive enough in your own right.
The class is determined by Universe Club after interviewing and evaluating each woman as a whole.
Men have different preferences, so they don’t necessarily make offers based strictly on a woman’s class.
There are also cases where beautiful women are placed in the Standard or Gold class.
A common reason is being Type A, but other factors may include extensive experience in nightlife work, tattoos or piercings, or being covered in designer brands.
I believe women whom men might hesitate to approach are intentionally placed in a lower class, so they have a better chance of receiving offers.
