What kind of man gives an offer without any background information?
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When I received my first offer, there was no information about the man other than his club name. At the time, I thought maybe that was normal and didn’t ask what kind of person he was.
Since then, I’ve received several more offers, and every time, the message has included some kind of background information, such as “He seems very kind” or “A company executive in his 50s,” along with the offer details. (Regardless of whether his profile is made public.)
If I received an offer now from someone with no information at all, I’d probably be extremely wary.
Why are there people like that?
Mamiya from Universe Tokyo here.
When making an offer, we provide the club name, age range, and a brief profile of every male member, without exception.
It may have been a staff error, or perhaps he was a special case whose details we weren’t permitted to share.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I don’t plan to make my profile publicly available, but I’ve set it so that only the women I make offers to can view it. I figured they’d feel more comfortable knowing what kind of person I am beforehand. Also, if they look at my profile and think, “He’s not for me,” they can simply decline the offer, which helps avoid wasting time and so on.
I’m not sure why the staff member didn’t leave a brief comment, but in that situation, why not ask, “What kind of person is he?” in return?
My guess is that they probably just forgot to write one or something.
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Maezawa from the president’s office here—let me answer as well.
If you’re referring to the offer message, I think a staff member simply forgot to include it.
Normally, we send it with some basic information attached.
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