Advertisements for the sale of goods at a specified price are considered by the courts as:
A) giving everyone who sees the ad the power to bind into a contract.
B) acceptance of an offer.
C) an unfair offer.
D) invitations to negotiate.

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The courts have generally held that ads for the sale of goods at a specified price are not offers; instead, they are treated as invitations to negotiate or to make an offer. The same rule is generally applied to catalogs, price lists, price quotations, and goods displayed in stores.

Advertisements for the Sale of Goods at a Specified Price