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Bennison’s £83,000 Personal Injury Claim

Once upon a time in 2012, Jason Bennison joined the Legal Beagles Consumer forum under the username Happy Contrails. This was his opening post:...

BHF advice costs debtor over twice the original debt in fees

Here we have a poster who, of their own admission, is not well acquainted with fora. They say they received one letter, presumably the notice ...

Bennison lies about being able to obtain information about people’s identities

Some of you may remember when Bennison made posts on BHF claiming to have obtained data from sources such as telecoms companies who provide internet ...

Mark Bowley the rantaholic ends the year in a high note

Around this time last year, Bowley vowed to stop posting to focus on developing his own website and furthering his legal career. He even came ...

Jason Bennison and his obsession with The Strand

Jason Bennison seems to have a bit of an obsession with "The Strand" and West London. He enjoys telling punters that all the had to ...

The £40k Question – Poster with £40k debt told to go bankrupt

We have yet another example of Jason Bennison's disregard for the interests of the posters. This is no ordinary enforcement case, in fact, there is ...

Bailiff Help Forum – lacking in qualified advisors

So, who is qualified to give advice on that forum? It looks like nobody these days! Whatever happened to the Likely Lads? Once upon a time, there ...

Abuse Thread Born Again despite name changes

A thread entitled "Consumer Action Group Wrong Again" ran for several years on the Bailiff Help Forum. Despite its name, it was not dedicated to ...

Pote Snitkin: Jason’s anonymous Mushroom Mascot

Pote Snitkin is a strange one, he doesn't seem to have a life outside of BHF, where he fulfills the role of Bennison's cheerleader and ...

Harassment

Jason has consistently used his BHF forum for the purpose of harassing those people he dislikes or feels threatened by, be it because of their ...

Debtor landed with £7,000 costs order after taking legal action to avoid paying £75 fee

It all started with a debt under £200, the debtor in this case had a couple of PCNs totaling £172, which he failed to pay ...

Hire Purchase Saga

This is an interesting case worthy of debate and we decided to start by copying Jason's own post which, for some reason, appears to have ...