The ruling in the text case, Hill v. Gateway, stated that in order for a contract to be effective, it must be verbally read to any consumer purchasing a computer over the telephone.

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The ruling in Hill v. Gateway did not require contracts to be verbally read over the telephone. Instead, it held that a contract could be formed when a consumer kept a product beyond a certain period after receiving it, even if they did not explicitly agree to the terms provided in a document included with the product.

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