BUSINESS LAW Interested in a particular email offer, a buyer for a...
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Interested in a particular email offer, a buyer for a large company sends an acceptance letter to the seller of the goods. However, the post office loses the letter and the seller does not receive the acceptance. Is this still a valid contract? O A. Yes. The contract was created when the seller sent the offer to the buyer. OB. No. The seller must respond to the acceptance letter before a contract is created OC. Yes. The contract was created when the acceptance letter was sent. OD. No. A contract is only created when the offeror receives the acceptance. O E. No. The offer was made by email so the acceptance must also be delivered via email
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