Generally,an offeror can specify the manner in which he/she wants his/her offer to be accepted.

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An offeror can specify the manner in which he/she wants his/her offer to be accepted. For example, an offeror can require that the offeree accept the offer in writing, in person, or by phone. However, if the offeror does not specify a particular mode of acceptance, then any reasonable mode of acceptance will be valid as long as it is communicated to the offeror.

Generally,an Offeror Can Specify the Manner in Which He/she Wants