Kida here, answering as well.
I’m the type who prefers to step in after making an introduction.
Rather than giving you the woman’s phone number, the club can send her a message like:
“Regarding Mr. ●●, whom we previously introduced you to: he apparently lost your phone number and is currently unable to contact you. If you don’t mind, could you please reach out to him?”
Actually, that’s what we would do.
I don’t know how long it’s been since you lost touch, but please deal with this as soon as possible.
From the woman’s perspective, she has no way of knowing whether you were supporting another woman or whether you genuinely couldn’t get in touch.
The sooner, the better.
Please contact the club today.
That said, needless to say, please refrain from calling the staff member who sent the message and saying things like:
“Still no reply? What did you send her? Send me a screenshot. Huh? That message won’t do—come on. It makes me look like an idiot. How can you not understand that? You should learn a little more about customer service. At my company, this is basic—no, the basics of the basics, of the basics of the basics of the basics— Huh? Why are you hanging up? What? Bad signal? Oh, okay. Anyway…”
Calls like that are seriously irritating.
Miyoshi here with a response.
I’m very happy to hear that you’re still seeing the woman we introduced you to. Thank you.
Normally, our policy is not to get involved after an introduction has been made, but she may also be feeling hurt by the situation.
The way this is handled may vary by branch, but if we contact her through the club and receive her consent, we may be able to help in some way—for example, by sharing her contact details with you again.
For now, we would appreciate it if you could contact the branch where you registered.
I hope your relationship continues for a long time to come.
