How is an FTC offer accepted?
An acceptance of a FTC offer is the expression of the assent of the offeree unconditionally of all terms indicated in the offer and the to acceptance to enter into a contract. To be valid, the acceptance must satisfy the following requirements:
[a]. Only the person to whom the offer is directed may accept the offer.
[b]. The offeree must accept the offer within the time limit stated in the offer.
[c]. An acceptance must be unqualified and not contain any conditions for acceptance.
[d]. An acceptance must be communicated to the offeror in accordance with the terms set out in the offer.
The time that an acceptance becomes effective is the moment the indication of assent is received by the offeror.
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