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If you’re not receiving offers from any of the 2,000+ male members, isn’t it unlikely that simply reaching out through the Q&A box will suddenly bring you offers?
First, I think it’s important to work on improving your weak points so that you can start receiving offers normally.
Maintaining things after receiving an offer is even more difficult, but that’s the next step.
As you continue working on yourself, not only your offers but perhaps your everyday life will start to change as well.
Maezawa from the Business Planning Office here.
The question box is a place for asking questions. So if the content is primarily framed as a question, there’s a chance it may be accepted.
For example, you could start with:
“I’ve been registered for three months, but I haven’t received a single offer. What could be the problem?”
On its own, that would probably get a response like, “There isn’t enough information to tell.”
You could then add something like:
“This is about the question I asked before. I’m ___ cm tall, weigh ___ kg, my bust size is ___, I’m ___ years old, I registered with the ___ branch, and I registered around ___. I’d like to know what the problem might be.”
With that kind of wording, it may be possible to identify the issue to some extent. (Though it might be difficult in Tokyo or Osaka.)
If you present it that way, they may consider the information necessary for answering your question.
However, if you include the club’s name, it may be deemed unacceptable, so you should make sure it’s clearly presented as information needed to ask the question.
There’s still a chance another staff member may say, “This isn’t allowed,” and have it taken down, but I think it may be worth trying.
I’m a male member, Seattle.
Since this isn’t a reverse offer, I feel like it should be okay to post this.
It’s not a message board, but I once asked the site administrators for Lemon’s club name after she commented on one of my columns, and then made her an offer. So I feel like this is basically the same.
I’d like to know what area you live in. If you’re nearby, I’ll make you an offer.
