Don’t platinum and black members have pretty similar looks? I understand that some black members have impressive titles or backgrounds, but I’m wondering whether they’re really worth charging twice the offer fee of platinum members.
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Premium women are, as expected, on another level—rarely seen, celebrity-level looks—so I can understand the price, but the difference between them and black members is only ¥20,000, right?
When I look at the black and platinum listings side by side, I don’t see that much difference in appearance, yet there’s a ¥50,000 gap. Between black and premium, I do notice a difference in looks, but the gap is only ¥20,000. I remember seeing that black members used to cost ¥80,000. If it were platinum at ¥50,000, black at ¥80,000, and premium at ¥120,000, that would make sense to me.
Are black members really twice as attractive as platinum members? I assume male black members probably don’t worry about it much because they can easily pay the offer fee without looking at the cost, but I’d like to hear how the male members actually feel about it.
I’m Dai, a male member.
You’ve worded it to sound reasonable, but aren’t you essentially asking for the offer fee for Black women to be reduced?
If you want to create a price difference, why not simply suggest 5 for Platinum, 10 for Black, and 15 for Premium?
I’m not wealthy enough to pay unlimited offer fees either, but I make use of point campaigns and letter dates to get the best value.
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You’re Mac, one of the male members, right?
Judging by the writing style, you’re the same person who asked this question, aren’t you?
https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/8088
Why are you asking questions here instead of just going to a sex service?
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
One advantage for men is that only Black men can make offers to Black women.
Since people decide the classifications, there will naturally be cases where they don’t seem reasonable.
Personal preferences also play a major role. The questioner seems strangely convinced that Premium is the right fit, but in this world, there are also times when it just doesn’t click at all.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
Black women aren’t women who are twice as good as Platinum women. I see them as women who are more than twice as difficult to meet compared with Platinum women.
Alternatively, they may be women who are likely to receive more than twice as many offers as Platinum women. It would be a shame if they were overwhelmed by offers, found it too troublesome, and left the club just two days after joining.
I think it’s wonderful when money can solve a problem.
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I’m Column Writer Flag Maker.
If there’s a woman you want to make an offer to as a Black member, then become a Black member. If there isn’t, there’s no need to. Doesn’t that make sense?
Of the 10 women I have in my favorites, five are Black and five are Platinum, so I understand what you’re saying. However, you can’t make offers to Black women unless you’re a Black member.
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I’ll answer as Maezawa from the CEO’s office as well.
Basically, if you’re not comfortable with the terms, you simply don’t have to make an offer.
What other people think is irrelevant. And if the setting fee is high, that means there will be fewer competitors—which can actually be a good thing for men.
You weigh the pros and cons and decide what you want to do. That seems only natural.
But perhaps you were a little too early for the world of dating clubs.
You’ve still got a long way to go. (Ryoma)
You’re ten years too young! (Akira)
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I’m Nana Ayase ♡
I believe class placement isn’t based on looks alone.
We also consider the way someone talks, their manners and behavior, and various other things when deciding their class.
To the person who asked the question: you shouldn’t choose based on looks alone.
If you click with each other, neither of you has to be overly self-conscious, and you can both relax.
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It’s Seattle.
As you suspected, Black men probably wouldn’t give a second thought to a difference of a few tens of thousands of yen. The staff at Universe need to make money too—it’s a contribution to society.
It’s only a difference in the skin on our faces. As we both get older, what’s on the inside becomes more important.
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