I met him in person just one hour after we spoke online, and he gave me my allowance directly at that time.
What happens to the ¥5,000 thank-you payment for the online offer?
Universe Tokyo’s Mamiya here.
So, it’s about an online Lucky Date!
When online dating first started, they probably figured women wouldn’t agree to do it for free. First it was Amazon gift cards, then maybe LINE Coins—no, cash would be better. And that’s how it ended up becoming a ¥5,000 transfer.
Whether they realize it or not, if it’s transportation costs plus a little extra, everyone’s happy—so please accept it from both sides. ♡
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member who mainly uses the online option.
If you meet someone an hour later, you can still receive an allowance and, if there’s time, grab a meal together…
Wait, that’s not all that different from a regular setup, is it?
The advantage is that you can make an offer without having to plan ahead…
Kazu, I’m able to meet the same day more than 45% of the time. Since you don’t know until that exact day and time, it’s exciting—and fun.
Also, once I used the online option while visiting another prefecture for an errand, and by coincidence, the woman had just moved to somewhere nearby. Her profile showed a different prefecture because she had been living with her parents when she registered. We ended up meeting for just under an hour. When coincidences like that keep lining up, it’s easier for the relationship to grow deeper.
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Maezawa from the President’s Office here.
If you properly complete an online date itself, you should receive an allowance.
What makes things a little confusing is that there are also trial online sessions for men who aren’t comfortable with online dating—for example, trying it out for just five minutes.
In that case, you won’t receive anything. Since it’s only a trial, you’re also prohibited from making plans to meet or exchanging contact information afterward.
(Those restrictions don’t apply to regular online dates, so you’re free to meet afterward.)
Since you actually met in person, I don’t think it was a trial session, so you should receive an allowance. Just to be safe, though, I recommend checking with the branch.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
The club doesn’t get involved in arrangements after the first date. In the case of an online date, that online date counts as the first meeting, so seeing each other an hour later would be outside the club’s involvement. Therefore, you should be able to receive a separate allowance from the club for the online date.
If you met someone through an online date and then saw her an hour later but didn’t receive an allowance, I don’t think the club would do anything even if you complained to them.
That said, meeting up an hour after an online date sounds interesting. Maybe I’ll give it a try too.
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