The web page or e-mail is generally regarded as the writing that satisfies the Statute of Frauds in the case of:
A) auction sales.
B) online sales.
C) implied sales.
D) telephone sales.

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Online sales typically require written documentation to satisfy the Statute of Frauds, and a web page or e-mail can serve as this written documentation. Auction sales, implied sales, and telephone sales may also require written documentation depending on the specific circumstances, but online sales specifically are known to be commonly satisfied by a web page or e-mail.

The Web Page or E-Mail Is Generally Regarded as the Writing