Silence Can Be an Acceptance When the Offeree Receives the Benefits

question 73

True/False

Silence can be an acceptance when the offeree receives the benefits of the offered services with reasonable opportunity to reject them and knowledge that some form of compensation is expected, yet remains silent.

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