Someone named Manami Nishino, claiming to be a receptionist at Universe Club, kept pressuring me to pay a registration fee. Does someone like that really work there?
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They said I can’t go on a date unless I pay the registration fee, and told me to make the payment at a convenience store.
Take a breath first.
Regardless of whether that Nishino person actually exists, if you have time to post here, you could resolve this in an instant by calling through the official Universe Club website.
I honestly can’t understand choosing to post a question here when someone is telling you to pay or transfer money, so I’m actually curious about your thinking.
Hope this helps.
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Why are you asking this in a question box?
Why not contact Universe Club directly?
Also, if you want to join, please apply through the official Universe Club website.
Based on what you’ve written, I suspect this may be someone using the Universe Club name without authorization. The official website clearly lists the membership fee and other costs required to join.
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If you want to join, apply through the official club website.
Does the club even conduct interviews? They wouldn’t make such a one-sided, wire-fraud-type statement.
Is this fiction? A smear campaign?
For starters, it’s not a system where someone introduces you to a partner. You look at profiles yourself and make offers.
You should contact Nishimura directly using the contact information they provided. It’s probably a scam.
Universe has gotten pretty big, hasn’t it? Big enough to be used in scams…
I never could have imagined that when I joined six or seven years ago.
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I don’t think Universe Club has a position called a receptionist.
At Universe Club, you have to go through an interview, be approved for membership, and pay the membership fee before you can request a date. As far as I know, convenience-store payment isn’t one of the available payment methods.
In other words, I assume you realize that the club you’re contacting isn’t this Universe Club, right?
And yet you’re asking about it here—are you really that happy whenever you get an answer on the Q&A site?
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