Do standard-level women not receive offers from high-income taxpayers?

I’m Aya, a female member. Generally speaking, I think the wealthier men tend to choose the Black or Platinum tiers. If I were a Platinum man, I’d probably start by browsing the Platinum women, so Standard women may receive somewhat fewer offers from wealthy men. As for staff comments, I’m a woman, so I don’t know. Sorry.

Yokoyama from the staff here as well. If someone had particularly noticeable quirks during the interview, we’ll be honest and include some critical comments. But if there aren’t any particular issues, we generally don’t write anything negative. The members’ site also lets you search by class, so people who narrow down their searches may simply not be viewing the Standard class.

Maezawa from the CEO’s office here with an answer. > Don’t standard women receive offers from high-income taxpayers? It seems that many men in the Black class don’t check standard women. I say “it seems” because I only know what some of the men are doing. The other day, a manager asked a programmer to add a feature so they could gather statistics on which women were being viewed. The programmer threatened them by saying, “That feature could cause the site to stop displaying properly.” Come on—most websites have systems like that built in anyway（笑）. Of course, there is a possibility it could stop working, but I’d say the odds are probably about the same as an earthquake of intensity 4 or higher. Anyway, getting back to the point, I think we’ll eventually be able to collect statistics. For now, assuming that many Black-class men don’t view standard women—though some do—the number of offers may decrease, but it’s not as if you won’t receive any offers at all. > Do staff members’ blunt comments make women think, “I’m quitting after all”? We don’t write blunt comments just because someone is a standard woman. Whether they’re Black-class or standard, we write about both their good and bad points in the same way. Besides, you can tell what someone looks like from their photos, so the comments are more about things like the impression they made during the interview. There are plenty of standard women who make a good impression.

I’m Kazu, a male member. I don’t leave harsh comments just because a woman is a Standard member.