Today, courts hold that once an offeree begins performance on a unilateral contract, the offeror must hold the offer open for a reasonable time to allow the offeree to complete the performance.

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This is because beginning performance in response to an offer for a unilateral contract demonstrates the offeree's acceptance of the offer, thereby creating an obligation for the offeror to keep the offer open for a reasonable time to allow the offeree to complete the performance.

Today, Courts Hold That Once an Offeree Begins Performance on a Unilateral