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bill-me order

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Noun1.bill-me order - an order that is received without payment; requires billing at a later date
credit order
purchase order, order - a commercial document used to request someone to supply something in return for payment and providing specifications and quantities; "IBM received an order for a hundred computers"
open account - an unpaid credit order


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I sent a bill-me order and before I had paid, I received another notice.
Don't fail to trumpet the really good news! by Goss, Fred / The Newsletter on Newsletters
Although, as the aphorism has it, "a renewal is not a renewal until you get payment," you could test accepting post-expire bill-me orders.
Tweaking your post-expire renewal efforts. (DM Notebook) by Goss, Fred / The Newsletter on Newsletters
Try "17 Tested Techniques to Increase Your Bill-me Order Pay-Ups," something the subscriber can put on his shelf and think, "Now I have that
Your premium options. (DM Notebook) by Goss, Fred / The Newsletter on Newsletters
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