Bill before the 'moneymoon' is over.

The Urban Dictionary's Word of the Day today is Moneymoon, defined as:

The time after your purchase of a good or service and before 'buyer's remorse' happens. "The moneymoon is over, I realzie now that buying that boat was a waste of money."

Made me think of the number one rule of small business cash flow: Bill your clients before the moneymoon is over.

Comments

[Shama Hyder]

Is this a real ethical practice I wonder?

If there is a chance that a client might face buyer's remorse, shouldn't one consider changing the product or service to begin with?

Just saying...= )