Unlike Universe Club, it seems that even after receiving an offer, you go to the venue and talk with the client before it’s decided whether the arrangement is accepted or not. What acceptance rate would be considered impressive for a woman?
I imagine it’s difficult to give an exact figure, though...
A woman who receives only one offer after registering and reaches an arrangement with that person has an acceptance rate of 100%. But if she reaches arrangements with three out of five offers, her rate is only 60%.
For example, would a woman who reaches arrangements with seven out of ten offers—an acceptance rate of 70%—be considered impressive?
Although, with only 30 members, I’m not even sure whether it’s possible to receive that many offers.
Actually, is it really true that there are only 30 members and that they’re all aged 40 or older?
Why was the age requirement set at 40 or older?
Are there really no members under 40?
And is the membership really limited to 30 people?
When I looked at the eligibility requirements, the fee had changed from a monthly fee of ¥100,000 to an annual fee of ¥1.2 million. Why is that?
I assume the income requirement is genuine because members have to provide proof of income... Although I doubt people earning over ¥40 million a year would honestly report their actual income...
Sorry for the long post, but I’d appreciate it if you could read it!
I’m Kazu, a male member.
You seem awfully restless.
You say the success rate is “around 60%,” so I’d say anyone with a higher rate is pretty impressive.
https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/5895
> Or rather, is it really limited to 30 members, all aged 40 or older?
The staff’s response to the previous question said, “The number of male SALON members is limited, with a maximum of 30.” Even if that were a lie, do you really think the staff would write something false in the very same place?
The page says members must be “40 or older.” I don’t know why, but perhaps they simply don’t want to admit any young guys. Though I still consider 40 pretty young myself. Maybe it’s because the president of Universe Club is in his 40s.
That reminds me: there’s a soapland in Ogoto called Four Nine that doesn’t allow anyone under 30. Back when I was in my 20s and wanted to go, I remember wondering why. I’m well past 30 now, but I still haven’t been there...
> Why was the fee changed from ¥100,000 per month to an annual fee of ¥1.2 million?
What are you going to do with that information? (laughs) Is the person asking secretly considering opening a dating club?
Perhaps it’s because, although some people only pay the membership fee in the months they use the service, selling and administrative expenses are incurred every month regardless. Anyone who runs a company can easily imagine that. So now I’m starting to think the questioner might actually be a woman.
> I think it’s true because they have to verify their income, but... I don’t think people earning over ¥40 million a year would honestly report their actual income, though...
It’s true because they have to verify their income with documents such as tax payment certificates. I never imagined I’d have a tax payment certificate issued not for a financial transaction, but to register with a dating club.
Everyone pays taxes. It’s easy to make money if you do something shady enough that you can’t report it, and simply not reporting your income doubles your take-home pay. It isn’t fair to lump income earned by following the rules together with illegal income. In general society, I believe “income” refers to money earned legally and in accordance with the rules.
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