If an offer specifies no time for acceptance, or if the offeror has not shown intent to delay, the offer may:

When an offer specifies no time for acceptance or lacks clear intent from the offeror to delay, it remains valid for acceptance but can be revoked at any point before it is accepted. This is grounded in the legal principle that an offer may be revoked at any time prior to acceptance unless it is supported by consideration, creating an option contract. The absence of a specified time frame indicates that the offer could be retracted, reinforcing that the offeror retains the right to change their mind until formal acceptance is made by the offeree. Thus, the option to revoke the offer up until the moment of acceptance is a crucial aspect of contract law in this context.