With regards to Internet transactions, an offer will be accepted and a contract formed as soon as a message is sent, and it is received as soon as it arrives on the recipient's computer, even if it is never read.

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In Internet transactions, an offer is generally considered accepted when the acceptance is effectively communicated to the offeror, which means the offeror must have knowledge of the acceptance for a contract to be formed. Simply arriving on the recipient's computer does not necessarily constitute effective communication, especially if it is never read.

With Regards to Internet Transactions, an Offer Will Be Accepted