Tips May 24, 2021 12:40

A question for the staff/club: What percentage of arranged dates are canceled on the day of the date?

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Looking at the proportion of women whose profiles have lower star ratings, I can imagine that the rate is low enough not to worry about. However, I’m the type of person who feels more reassured by clear numbers, so I’d appreciate it if you could share any statistical data you may have.
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As one of the male staff members, I’d like to answer as well. I’d estimate that same-day cancellations account for around 5%. Once a date has been scheduled, the cancellation rate is probably around 10–15%.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here. I think it would be better to ask the branch directly. The reason is that nationwide figures aren’t very meaningful. What matters more is the cancellation rate at the branch where you’re registered, or where the woman you’re thinking of making an offer to is registered. To put it another way, even if you’re given a figure of a certain percentage, some men may have their meetings canceled repeatedly on the day, while others may make dozens of offers and wonder, “Have I ever actually had a cancellation?” For example, even if the figures showed that 99.99% of meetings weren’t canceled on the day, the woman you make an offer to could still cancel. I understand that cancellations are frustrating, but looking at the figures won’t solve the problem, nor will it make you feel any better.
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Age: Private 👨 Male Universe member
Sorry, I’m not a staff member—I’m Kazu, a male member. It’s mentioned in the section of this article titled, “What is the cancellation rate at Universe Club?” https://universe-club.jp/staffblog/58082/ The exact figures have been omitted, so please estimate them from the pie chart.
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