I recently signed up and I’m curious about my class.

There’s no point worrying about it since it won’t change anything. Just decide on your non-negotiable minimum for your allowance and the terms of the arrangement. Being Platinum doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll get a surprisingly generous allowance. Sometimes, being Gold and receiving lots of offers can actually lead to earning more allowance overall.

> Of course, you’re not allowed to be told that. Was that actually a rule? Maybe it was introduced recently and I’m just not aware of it? As far as I remember, the only rules were: - Men aren’t allowed to tell women another woman’s class. - The club doesn’t tell women another woman’s class. That was it, wasn’t it? I saw a woman on TV saying that it’s unfair that only the women doing street solicitation in Shinjuku get arrested under the Anti-Prostitution Act. Since prostitution only exists when there’s both someone selling and someone buying, she said she hoped the law would be revised so that the men who purchase sex would also be arrested. Is this somewhat similar to that? (I mean, in the sense that only one side is being held responsible for breaking the rules.)

If a man’s class isn’t shown on his profile, it’s because he has chosen to hide it. On the other hand, men can always see women’s classes. The setting fee a man pays when he requests a date with a woman and has it arranged varies depending on her class, so not knowing her class would make it impossible to know the fee. It is correct that men can view women’s profiles up to one class higher than their own.