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An offeror mails an offer to sell goods, stating the offer will remain open for ten days. Two days later, before the offeree accepts, the offeror calls and revokes. The offer was not supported by consideration and is not a signed merchant's firm offer. May the offeror revoke?

No, because the offeror promised to keep it open for ten days Yes, but only with the offeree's consent No, because all offers are irrevocable once communicated Yes, because an ordinary offer is freely revocable before acceptance absent an option or firm-offer protection

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Yes, because an ordinary offer is freely revocable before acceptance absent an option or firm-offer protection

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