What causes someone’s class (rank) to go up along the way? Is it because they changed their dating type or something?
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I’d love to meet as many people as possible since I’m hoping to meet someone great, but I’ve only received two offers. I thought more might come my way if my rank went up.
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It’s not a rank; it’s a class.
When you move up a class—for example, from Gold to Platinum—you can no longer receive offers from male members in the Gold class.
Since fewer men will be able to make offers, the number of offers you receive may simply decrease.
You might actually receive more offers if your class is lowered.
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> What causes someone’s class (rank) to go up midway through?
It usually goes up when they start receiving a flood of offers.
> I thought more offers would come in if my rank went up.
It’s actually the opposite.
If you’re currently getting two offers, moving up a class makes it more likely that you’ll get zero offers.
If you want to receive more offers, moving down a class is more effective.
That said, the men will also be in a lower class, so the allowance and the way they treat you may be lower as well.
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The main reason someone’s class gets upgraded is usually that they receive an overwhelming number of offers, showing that the class they were initially placed in wasn’t appropriate. I’ve also occasionally seen people move up because a new photo shoot made such a dramatic difference in their appearance.
If nothing about you has really changed, simply moving from Gold to Platinum probably won’t increase the number of offers. On the contrary, there’s a good chance fewer people will contact you because they’ll decide the setting fee is no longer worth it.
One thing, though: if you’re set as Type A or B1, I think it’s better to take a long-term approach.
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