According to the Restatement of Contracts,silence can never constitute acceptance.

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The Restatement of Contracts offers three circumstances under which silence can constitute acceptance: a)the offeree receives the benefits of the offered services with reasonable opportunity to reject them and knowledge that some form of compensation is expected,yet the offeree remains silent; b)the offeror tells the offeree that silence or inaction will constitute an acceptance,and the offeree,by remaining silent,intends to accept; and c)the parties,by their previous course of dealing with each other,have established a pattern of behavior whereby it would be reasonable to assume that silence was intended to communicate acceptance.

According to the Restatement of Contracts,silence Can Never Constitute Acceptance