There’s a section where you can search for male members, but no matter how I search, I can only see Black, Platinum, and Gold members. There aren’t any Standard members listed at all.

Men can hide their membership class, so he may simply be embarrassed about being a Standard member and keeping it hidden. As for your class, you won’t know until you receive an offer. If you get an offer from a Platinum member, then you’re Platinum.

The club’s revenue is its offer fee multiplied by the number of offers. If there are no offers, the club doesn’t benefit either. If you contact them, they may be willing to lower your class. I can’t say for sure whether your high class is the reason you aren’t receiving offers. I take a contrarian approach to many male members and try to make offers to women who receive few or no offers. In my view, women who don’t receive offers may have reasons like these: - Men only look at the photos and assume she looks better in them than she does in person—colored contacts, extremely heavy makeup, and so on. If the video clearly looks worse than the photos, they may worry they’ll be disappointed when they meet her. - They may not share the same attitude toward money. For example, former models or hostesses who are only available until the evening because they work nights. They may see these as strengths, but I often find that such things actually put men off. - There may be no sense of pleasant escapism from meeting her—for example, her voice is as deep as you’d expect for her age. Even if many male members think a woman is a no-go, I’ll make an offer if she’s someone I can accept. That said, in my case, I don’t make an offer just to meet and see how it goes. It’s a waste of time, energy, and motivation. Having more random LINE contacts you barely know is just empty.

Male searches only show men who have agreed to be searchable. As Seattle mentioned, they may also be hiding their own class. Another possibility is that there simply aren’t many standard-tier men to begin with. Also, male searches have nothing to do with a woman’s class, so being platinum does not mean you can’t see standard-tier men. > Since I haven’t received any offers so far, I’m wondering if I could be moved down to gold. Is that possible? Basically, they don’t accept requests regarding class levels. That said, staff are also concerned when someone isn’t receiving any offers, so if you still haven’t received one after two months, it might be worth consulting them. Rather than bringing up your class, you could ask something like, “Is there anything I can do to start receiving offers?” They’ll probably give you some general advice, but if you’ve gone two months without an offer, some staff may consider lowering your class. (Though not all staff will feel that way.)

I don’t think the lack of offers is necessarily because you’re in the Platinum class. That said, from the perspective of male members who aren’t wealthy, there isn’t that much of a financial difference between Gold and Platinum. Since Platinum members can also consult with the club by email or phone, I get the impression that more members choose Platinum for that reason. Rather than simply asking to be downgraded to Gold, I recommend honestly asking why you’re receiving so few offers. If the club decides that your class is the reason, they’ll probably change it without you having to say anything further. Also, if you’re ranked B1 or something similar, you’ll receive few offers whether you’re Platinum or Gold.

I hope you get some offers soon. As everyone else has said, I’d put the issue of your class aside for now and consult the club about not receiving any offers. Changing your class doesn’t necessarily mean offers will start coming in, either. What about Pato? Are you registered there? It’s a papa-katsu platform operated by this club. You can list your desired transportation allowance and allowance in your profile, so you could try setting the transportation fee to zero and lowering your allowance there. If you still don’t receive any offers, maybe this isn’t the right place for you. You might be happier moving on to a different stage.

No, that’s not what I mean. Have you ever considered asking someone who has the authority to change your class? If you asked nicely, they might be willing to do it for you.