When the offeree initially rejects an offer, and then later accepts it, acceptance is not effective when sent.

Name: When the offeree initially rejects an offer, and then later accepts it, acceptance is not effective when sent.
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When the offeree initially rejects an offer, then later accepts it, it is deemed an acceptance after a prior rejection. In such a case, acceptance is not effective when sent. Rather, the first communication to reach the offeror is effective.

When the Offeree Initially Rejects an Offer, and Then Later