A conditional acceptance:
A) generally accepts the original offer, but provides a way to later avoid contractual obligations.
B) is a common type of counteroffer.
C) operates as a rejection and not a new offer.
D) cannot exist because an acceptance is, by definition, an act that manifests the offeree's willingness to enter into a contract on the terms of the offer.

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A conditional acceptance is considered a counteroffer because it effectively rejects the original offer and proposes a new set of terms for the agreement.

A Conditional Acceptance