As for the Don Juan campaign, wouldn’t women be able to figure out what class you’re in?
I don’t think it’s a particularly sound strategy. If you’re going to do it, it seems better to run it for a short time and make it available to all classes.
I’m Paper Airplane, a male member who’s been married more times than Don Juan.
Rather than applying it at the offer stage, perhaps the club could deduct the full amount of any extra transportation money reported by the woman—provided she gives positive feedback—and effectively return it to her. If the extra amount matched the offer fee exactly, though, the club would earn nothing…
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I’m Tetsu, a male member.
I had noticed that, but deliberately chose not to bring it up.
The campaign has already been decided, so let’s look at it positively rather than negatively. I hope doubling the transportation allowance will encourage women to be more proactive about meeting.
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Exactly, that’s how it is.
And after finding out whether it’s Gold or Standard, there isn’t even any benefit in terms of increased transportation expenses…
That’s exactly why women make such a fuss about moving up a class.
Still, I won’t get too worked up about it since it’s a campaign they introduced with good intentions.
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