In most states, revocation is not effective until the offeree receives it.

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Revocation of an offer is not effective until the offeree receives it because the offeror cannot revoke an offer that has been accepted by the offeree. If the offeree has not yet accepted the offer, the offeror may revoke it at any time until the offeree receives it. Once the offeree receives the offer, revocation is only effective if the offeree is notified of it before accepting the offer. Therefore, in most states, revocation is not effective until the offeree receives it.

In Most States, Revocation Is Not Effective Until the Offeree