If the Web site visitor has had an ample opportunity to read the terms of an agreement, and if those terms are not unreasonable, a(n):
A) void contract exists.
B) voidable contract exists.
C) valid contract exists.
D) unenforceable contract exists.

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A valid contract exists if the website visitor has had enough opportunity to read the terms of agreement and if those terms are not unreasonable. This means that the contract is legally binding and enforceable. Void contracts occur when the agreement lacks legal substance or validity from the start, and voidable contracts happen when a party has the option to either enforce or rescind the agreement. An unenforceable contract occurs when it meets the criteria of a contract, but the law does not permit recovery through the courts due to failure to comply with some aspect of the law.

If the Web Site Visitor Has Had an Ample Opportunity