When making an offer, the offeror must:
A) intend to obligate other parties
B) discuss her offer with more than one party
C) express a desire to be bound
D) avoid unjust enrichment of the offeror
E) comply with the Uniform Commercial Code

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The offeror must express a desire to be bound in order for the offer to be considered valid. This means that the offeror must show an intention to create a legally binding contract with the offeree. Without this intention, the offer may be considered vague or ambiguous, and therefore unenforceable.

When Making an Offer, the Offeror Must