It says that men with criminal records can’t join, but there was a male member who had been indicted for tax evasion.
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I found out because I searched his name and the information came up.
Doesn’t the club at least search applicants’ names or otherwise check their backgrounds when they join?
Maezawa from the president’s office here.
First, please report this to the staff at your branch.
When someone applies for membership, we search a specialized paid database, as well as conducting an online search. If nothing comes up in either search and the interviewer has no concerns, we approve the membership.
So I’m not sure how we could have overlooked someone whose name appears so easily, but we’d appreciate it if you could contact us.
Just to be safe, we’d also be grateful if you could reach out using the form below:
https://universe-club.jp/help/contact/
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I’m Aya, a female member.
One papa who used to be a member has a history that could have led to a criminal record. Apparently, he used some shady connections to wipe all traces of it from web search results, so almost nothing comes up. It’s scary enough to make you wonder why there are no results, but apparently things like that are possible.
Just to be safe, I think staff should at least search people by name.
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