Recently, I’ve seen impersonators on social media (X) post LINE links to lure people onto Telegram, where they demand ¥5,000 to create a Universe Club membership card.
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Are they scammers?
Just in case they are, I’ve saved photos of the impersonation accounts and several bank account numbers as evidence.
It’s scary that some people can’t recognize this as a scam.
The person asking the question opened it too, after all—and even took a screenshot of their bank account. It’s dangerous, so you have to ignore it.
Unless people’s general online literacy improves, the number of people who fall for scams on social media—and those who keep making money by scamming others—probably won’t decrease.
Instagram and X are both contributing to this unhealthy trend.
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Universe Group never introduces women to anyone who isn’t a member of Universe Group.
If you want to meet a woman registered with Universe Group, the only way is to apply to Universe Group and officially become a member.
Even if someone introduces you through social media, you’ll ultimately still need to apply for membership with Universe Group. Membership fees and other charges are only collected after you pass the screening process.
Therefore, even if you transfer money to a personal account or any account not belonging to Universe Group, you will not become a Universe Group member, nor will you be introduced to anyone.
There is also no such thing as a membership card.
To be more specific, Universe Club requires the following membership fees:
Black Class: ¥330,000
Platinum Class: ¥110,000
And so on.
With THE SALON, you need to pay an annual membership fee when joining, which is ¥1,320,000.
> Is this a scam operator?
They appear to be using the Universe name without authorization to get people to transfer money, so I believe it’s a scam.
(I don’t know whether it’s a business or an individual.)
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I’m Andy.
I’ve been registered with Universe Club for over two years, but I’ve never been given a membership card.
Since ¥5,000 isn’t even enough to cover the Standard plan’s annual membership fee, what exactly is it supposed to do?
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