A conditional acceptance is sufficient to create a valid contract where the elements of offer and consideration are also satisfied.

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A valid contract requires offer, acceptance, and consideration. Acceptance may be either express or implied. To accept an offer, the party must accept the exact offer tendered by the offeror. An offeree who conditions his/her acceptance on a change to the offer is, in fact, rejecting the offer and making a counter-offer.

A Conditional Acceptance Is Sufficient to Create a Valid Contract