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Maybe through Klarna[1]? [1] https://www.klarna.com/us/what-is-klarna/ https://www.klarna.com/us/what-is-klarna/

• crooked-v 6y ago
  In that case you're still establishing the payment agreement before the item is shipped. If you use that service and have the item shipped to some random other person, that other person is under no obligation to pay anything.
• gruez 6y ago
  That's closer to a credit card than "not paying for it", because the merchant gets immediately reimbursed by the bank, regardless of whether you pay your credit card bills or not. "not paying for it" would be something like NET90 invoicing, where the merchant is extending credit to you directly (by sending you goods and expecting you to pay later). As far as I know, this sort of payment scheme is largely restricted to B2B transactions, and even then, is mostly restricted to big companies.