'I am very grateful to TTTP for handling my story with understanding and compassion, it was not easy after all those years to open up and tell my story but Boo made me feel very much at ease and I found it quite easy to open up to her.

So if anyone out there is thinking of doing the same, don't be afraid it is really good therapy to get things out in the open.'

June Redman, who told her story about being reunited with her son, who was conceived through rape and adopted 42 years earlier, to the Daily Mail and Woman's Own.

 

 

'Thanks for all your assistance, and please forward my thanks to Boo, she was excellent and very caring in our situation.'

Eunice Lander, whose daughter Kara was nearly murdered by her ex-boyfriend and whose brave testimony changed double jeopardy laws in Britain forever to the Sunday Mirror and Closer magazine.

 

 

'The story appeared exactly as I'd told it, word for word, and I got a large amount of money as well. I would encourage any person who wants to get their feelings heard to contact Talk to the Press.'

Samantha Harris, who sold her story about her struggle to control her son's weight, to Closer magazine.

 

 

'The understanding, empathy and sympathy which Hannah showed me was incredible. Talk to the Press are professional, kind, caring people who will always put you first. Thank you Hannah it was a pleasure dealing with you.'

Marlene Greyvenstein, who sold her story about her break up with her toyboy husband, to Bella magazine.

 

 

'I really enjoyed the makeover and having my pics taken, and Hannah was extremely helpful and discreet. I would definitely sell my story again.'

Christina Kirby, who sold her story about her life as a mistress, to The Sun.

 

 

'I'm very grateful I found Talk to the Press to help me sell my story about my relationship with Gary Glitter. I was very worried about contacting a newspaper, given the personal nature of my story, until Natasha and Hannah reassured me. They kept all their promises with regard to what appeared in the paper and my payment amount. Thank you both for making my first experience with the media so amazing. I recommend Talk to the Press for anyone with a story to sell.'

Rachel Harrison, who sold her story about her teenage fling with Gary Glitter, to the News of the World via Talk to the Press.

 

 

'I thank you for everything. I can't say enough about your company. You ladies are a joy to work with! I wish I had another story to sell.'

Jessica Bryne, who sold her story about her mum being her surrogate - and falling pregnant at the same time - and appeared on the centre pages of the Sunday Mirror as well as in Pick Me Up magazine.

 

 

'Thanks to talktothepress.com, I'm finally going to meet my real father.'

Francesca Nash, who sold her story about discovering she was the secret love child of rock star Steve Winwood to the Mail on Sunday.

 

 

'I just want to say thank you. Your writing is excellent, your tact and understanding skillful, and I appreciate how you told my story.'

Samantha Allen, who sold her story about being gang raped in Nairobi to the Mirror.

 

 

'The piece was beautifully written, very sensitive and very emotional.'

Jo Watts, who sold her story about becoming a grandmother despite never being a mother to the Daily Mail.

 

 

'Even my mum liked it.'

Tara Daynes, who sold her story about dumping the love of her life because he wanted children and she didn't to Grazia magazine.

 

 

'This is an excellent service. I feel like justice has been achieved, and prompt payment was a bonus. Talk to the Press were incredibly supportive and helpful, and I'm really happy with the result.'

Jay Kamiraz, who talked to the Sun about the fact he believed the Saturday night game show 'The Only and Only' was a fix.

 

 

'My photoshoot was amazing! I got myself in a bit of a state beforehand, dreading having my pictures taken, but it was wonderful. The make up artist was brilliant, and the photographer made me feel fab, which in my situation doesn't happen very often. You've done a lovely job on the story too.'

Ellie Lloyd, who sold her story about post natal depression and laxative addiction. Ellie appeared in Fabulous magazine, Woman magazine and has also been on This Morning, the Trisha Show as well as the Inside Edition show in America.

 

 

'Thanks for all your advice and help. I had no idea how to sell a story to the press and but you made it  simple and best of all I earned really good money. I really appreciate every thing you said.'

'Imi' who contacted TTTP as he was trying to decide between two newspaper deals for his story. We happily gave him free advice on which was the best offer and what he should do next.

 

 

'I started out doing this to get it all off my chest and I hoped it would help. Before, I never would have been able to laugh about it, but now I can. My daughter loved there being a photo of her too.'

Sharon Wesley, who sold her story about an accident that left her paralysed to Take a Break magazine.