Female members aren't supposed to be able to see their own class, but when I received an offer, the male member's name (alias) and class were displayed.
For example, if that male member is in the Platinum class, does that mean my own class must be one of Standard, Gold, or Platinum—and that I'm definitely not in the Black class?
Is this reasoning correct?
Maezawa from the Executive Office will answer as well.
Thank you for your question.
Generally speaking, that’s correct, since a Platinum man cannot make an offer to a Black woman.
However, there are cases where a Platinum man does make an offer to a Black woman.
That is…
when he upgrades his membership class in order to make the offer.
You might be thinking, “If he’s upgraded, doesn’t that mean he’s already a Black member?”
But sometimes a man wants to upgrade to Black for a particular woman, yet doesn’t want to upgrade if their schedules don’t work out.
In that case, the offer is initially sent from the Platinum man to the Black woman. Once the date is confirmed, he pays the annual membership fee and setting fee for the Black class, officially becomes a Black member, and then goes on the date with her.
So, your understanding is mostly correct, but you should be aware that the woman may also be a Black member.
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I’m Taro, a male member.
There’s no doubt that I’m not Black.
With that in mind, here’s the question asking how likely it is that I’m Platinum in that case, along with the answer:
https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/5466
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