If an offer is made by facsimile and no method of acceptance is specified by the offeror,which of the following methods of acceptance would NOT be effective?

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Under the principle of the mirror image rule in contract law, acceptance must be communicated through a method that is reasonable and customary to the method of the offer's communication unless otherwise specified. Since the offer was made by facsimile, email, telephone, and facsimile are considered reasonable and immediate forms of communication for acceptance. However, acceptance by post (snail mail) is not considered effective in this context because it is significantly slower than the method used for the offer, potentially leading to delays and misunderstandings.

If an Offer Is Made by Facsimile and No Method