According to the UCC, a contract for the sale of goods comes into existence when any reasonable means under the circumstances is used to communicate the acceptance.

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Article 2 of the UCC states that, unless otherwise indicated, the offeree may accept the offer in any manner and by any medium that is reasonable under the circumstances: UCC 2-206 (1) (a). A contract for the sale of goods then comes into existence when the acceptance is sent, as long as the method used to send is reasonable.

According to the UCC, a Contract for the Sale of Goods