Got a litte question. In looking for some white fish, I came across 2 reviews that were about a year old for Enwrapture in Santa Ana. And so I called that number the other day and some female answers with a simple "hello" with her laughing with some other girl in the background. There was no announcement of the company name. I asked if this was Enwrapture and at first it started like she was going to say yes but then stopped herself and said "well no its not" but asked how I knew about that name and what I was looking for. I just said I was looking for a massage and she says that they don't do massages so I said ok and she said thanks and end call. Now, I did a research of ph# on backpage and it came up with American spa in Santa Ana as recent as Nov 10, 2010. My question is that I have not had problems with approaching massage parlors but how and what would you ask for when going to these spa type locations that don't offer massages? This maybe be a silly question but I don't want to call again or walk in and sound like a newby and screw up any chances I might of had for some action...

Welcome aboard, Sir! Pretty funny that you're just breaking in here and you've already had an experience that sure is unique and outside my own experience and I've been calling and seeing these places for longer than I care to admit! No clue on what to do at this point, really!

Typically, I call, introduce myself and say that I was just looking at their ad on BP or wherever I saw it [or that I just drove by and saw their place] and am eager to come for a 1 hour visit, when can they schedule me this evening, is say, 7:30 okay and someone will be available, please?

And, I HAVE had them just answer with a tentative hello rather than identifying the name of the MP, so that part's not totally weird, but the other part is something I've not experienced.

Looking forward to your review and also to hearing what others have to offer! Too funny!

Hey brockn.. no worries my man, it's happen too me before when I wasn't to sure about a place that would offer a massage or not. And I have been going to massage parlors for over 30 yrs. All I would do is ask & if they would say "no", then I would thank them, turn around & leave. No fuss.. no muss..