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I worked with Ben, the founder of Ultimate AI, as a contracted designer. It’s been six months since I finished the project, and I haven’t been paid a single penny.
He disappears for months, then pops up with some new excuse, but never actually pays.
I’ve since heard there are other people who went through the same experience with him.
I will not recommend working with Ben or his company.
Founder is a fraud. Does not pay vendors. Is doing some super shady stuff. Do not give this person any money or invest in his business. I have seen him take advantage of multiple vendors and people.
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