Most online arbitration requires one party to submit an amount that the party is willing to accept or willing to pay to the other party. After receiving this initial offer, which of these is NOT one of the usual options that the other party is permitted to do?

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Reporting the other party to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is not a usual option in the context of online arbitration processes. The typical options include accepting the offer, responding with a counteroffer, or withdrawing from the arbitration process. Reporting to the FTC is more relevant in cases of fraud or illegal business practices, not as a standard step in arbitration.

Most Online Arbitration Requires One Party to Submit an Amount