A question about feedback.

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. Ideally, we’d like to receive feedback after the very first date. For subsequent dates, please send it afterward. As for the content of the feedback, things like secretly filming someone or drunk driving will result in immediate expulsion. For other issues, we generally issue a warning first. If the same behavior is repeated multiple times, the member will be expelled. Depending on the circumstances, however, immediate expulsion may occur without a warning.

I’m Saito, a column writer ♪ Sometimes, when I find something interesting, I’ll report it—or rather, share the information. I wouldn’t do it over a minor scam, but scams can be surprisingly sophisticated. For example, one woman, drunk and letting it slip, told me: “If I say I’m B and don’t do anything intimate, it would be considered a scam. So even if it’s a lie, I tell them I’m seeing two men in adult relationships. That way, no one complains.” Another woman shared this secret: “I register as B, then tell men that they’re wonderful and start an adult relationship from the very first meeting. They mistakenly think they’re the only one I’ve allowed that with, so they pay me more.” I sometimes share stories like these—or talk about the deeper side of B. lol

I’m a male member, “Paper Airplane.” Of the women I made offers to, there were two I never got to meet—and both were forced to leave the club. One didn’t show up even after the scheduled time had passed. The other was simply very poor at responding. Without some bait to attract men, the club can’t survive, so apparently they take a pretty strict stance when someone fails to deliver. Once they’ve hooked you, though, it seems you’re entirely on your own, regardless of whether the bait has gone bad or what condition it’s in. I never said anything to the club about either of these two women, so I was surprised—and also reassured—to learn that the club does have clear standards for removing members.