(b)Charlie distributes advertising flyers offering electrical services to homes in the town of Flitterbug. Darwash contacts Charlie at the email address printed on the flyer seeking extensive wiring replacement at his home. Charlie replies that any eventual contract will be made with him, but sends Eddie, an independent contractor, to assess the work needed. Eddie quotes Darwash 3,500 for the work. Darwash emails Charlie to accept the quotation. He does not hear back from Charlie, but Eddie phones to confirm that he will start the following Monday. Eddie completes the work. Darwash receives a bill for 3,500 from Eddie and 500 from Charlie. It turns out that Charlie is not the electrical contractor, but merely an agent who finds work for other electricians, like Eddie. After turning on the taps in his home, Darwash discovers that Eddie's work is incompetent and needs to be redone entirely.

Advise Darwash on which contract(s), if any, have been formed and his rights and remedies in relation to both Charlie and Eddie.