When an offeror invites acceptance by mail,it is possible for the offeror to state in the offer that the offer will only become a contract once acceptance is actually received by the offeror.That is,the postal rule does not apply even though an invitation to acceptance by mail was given.

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This is known as the "mailbox rule exception," where the offeror can choose to specify that acceptance is only effective upon receipt rather than upon dispatch, as per the traditional postal rule.

When an Offeror Invites Acceptance by Mail,it Is Possible for the Offeror