I’m Kazu, a male member.
I think the difference between Standard and Gold, and between Platinum and Black, can be somewhat subjective depending on who’s evaluating them. However, I do feel there’s a fairly significant gap between Gold and Platinum.
Since you mentioned that you had been registered with many other dating clubs, perhaps that’s why you were classified as Gold.
Alternatively, Universe has a large number of members, so their class evaluations may simply be stricter.
“Lucky Gold” isn’t a class that exists for any particular reason—it’s what happens when the staff member conducting the interview makes an incorrect class assessment.
Maezawa from the President’s Office here.
> The other day, I found out from a man who had recently left that I was classified as Gold.
I’d like to quietly ask you for the man’s name so we can add him to our blacklist and make sure he can never join again.
(That said, I think it would be difficult to blacklist him for this level of rule violation alone.)
> I was Gold only at Universe… Does that mean I was classified as Lucky Gold or something?
I think it depends on how many offers you received.
If you received more than five offers within your first week and more than ten during your first month, you may have been Lucky Gold.
If not, you were probably simply Gold.
As for why you had a higher rank at other dating clubs but were Gold at Universe Club:
I assume you may have been placed in a higher class at the other clubs because they don’t have as many women joining.
Universe Club attracts more women than other dating clubs, so there are an incredible number of women here.
As a result, even women who would normally think, “I should obviously be Platinum,” often end up being classified as Gold.
In other words, the women here are simply higher quality than at other dating clubs.
That’s probably all there is to it.
By the way, if you were Lucky Gold, I think it was because you had such a great personality.
The staff are only human, too. When someone has a wonderful personality, they naturally want that person to receive lots of offers.
So, when two women are equally beautiful, a Platinum woman may receive a decent number of offers, while a Gold woman may receive a flood of them.
I don’t know whether getting flooded with offers is necessarily a good thing, but we may think that meeting more men could give her more options.
So we classify her as Gold, and that ultimately results in her becoming Lucky Gold.
Incidentally, there is no such thing as Lucky Platinum, but by the same principle, women who could have been Black sometimes get classified as Platinum.
I’m Aya, a female member.
I’ve heard that your class can depend on how well you click with the interviewer, so if the difference between this club and another is only one class, I don’t think you need to worry about it at all.
Honestly, I think it mostly comes down to luck.
Sorry, but I don’t know anything about Lucky Gold.
