I’m not getting any offers, so I’m wondering whether to join another dating club. If I tell the people at Universe, will they write about it in the comments section? Also, wouldn’t that make me look bad?

Ren Kurosaki, Sub-Chief Coordinator at the Osaka branch of West Customer Loyalty Group, will answer. “I’m not receiving any offers, so I’m wondering whether I should join another dating club.” → By all means, please make use of other dating clubs as well! Let’s keep expanding your possibilities!! That way, you’ll be able to compare the differences in their service and support, and I’d love for you to think, “Universe Club really is wonderful after all!” I truly believe you will! (Though I understand that may be difficult if you’re not receiving offers through Universe...) “If I tell Universe about it, would they mention it in my profile’s comments?” → If you contact us, we may note it in the comments section or mention it if another member makes an inquiry. The reason is simple: some male members do care about that kind of thing. “And wouldn’t women like that leave a bad impression?” → From the club staff’s perspective, it’s not a problem at all. However, there are male members who do ask about it. Being registered with another dating club doesn’t necessarily mean she has a papa (a male supporter) or prior dating experience. Still, at the very least, it probably won’t make the best impression (>_<) Please try out lots of different things＼(^o^)／

I’m Saito, a column writer♪ There are actually quite a few women like that. To men who are registered with multiple services, women registered on all sorts of sites are practically known as “women who never get offers.” And just as Maezawa says, they’re waiting eagerly for their rates to drop. However, 80% of men don’t know any of this, so be sure to make the most of your first opportunity. Even if you register and start receiving offers one after another, don’t ever get the wrong idea and think: “Wait, am I popular?” “Maybe I should ask for a higher allowance...”

I’m Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office, and I’ll answer as well. There’s no rule saying that if you register with Universe, you can’t register with other dating clubs. You’re not required to notify us, either. Since you haven’t received any offers this time, I don’t think there would be any disadvantage to not contacting us. As for when it could work against you: Some men are registered with other dating clubs too. In that case, they can quickly find out that you’re registered with both agencies. Occasionally, men will even tell us. The introduction fees may differ between Universe and other dating clubs. Also, some other clubs operate on the “dark side” (lol), so they may list the amount of allowance paid to women. Apparently, the staff at those clubs may say things like, “We need to offer less than that,” which could result in your allowance being lowered. If that happens, even if you receive an offer through Universe, there’s a good chance the allowance will be reduced to that amount. Also, some men may avoid women who are registered with multiple clubs. However, that only applies to women who are receiving offers. Since you haven’t received any offers, I don’t think you have to worry about any of these disadvantages.

I’m Column Writer and Adventurer Merchant. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with joining other dating clubs as well. That said, many male members are registered with multiple dating clubs, so I think it’s important to be considerate. As you all know, at Universe Club, a woman’s desired allowance amount is not disclosed to the man in advance. It’s strictly negotiated individually after they meet. However, at many other dating clubs, the man can find out the woman’s desired allowance beforehand. For example, the amount may be indicated by a certain digit in her membership number, or by the type of emoji used. This actually happened to me: I discovered that a woman I had met through Universe Club and started seeing was also registered with another dating club. (I myself was registered with multiple clubs, too.) When I saw the allowance amount listed at the other club, I was shocked to find that it was about half of what I was currently giving her. Once I came across that information, the amount I was giving her suddenly started to feel like a waste. I also felt disgusted, wondering if she had simply quoted me an unnecessarily high amount, and my feelings cooled off immediately. So I think some consideration is necessary.

I’m Date◎Yume, a male member. If you don’t currently have a partner and are looking for one, I think it’s best to take the initiative and make your next move. Also, if you build a good relationship with someone you meet, things should be fine even without receiving any offers. Furthermore, I don’t think it will be mentioned in the comments section.