Which statement is true concerning silence as a method of acceptance?
A) An offeree's silence implies that the offree will make a counter offer.
B) Parties' prior course of dealing may allow silence as a valid acceptance.
C) If the offer states that silence means acceptance, then the offeree must respond or there will be a valid contract.
D) Silence alone can be acceptance and basis of a binding contract.
E) Silence leads to acceptance of an offer due to the mirror image rule.

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Silence may well imply acceptance if the parties previously dealt with each other by having the buyer take shipments from the seller unless the buyer notified the seller in advance not to ship.

Which Statement Is True Concerning Silence as a Method of Acceptance