Bricks Manufacturing Company needs a commercial loan from Westing Bank. The loan officer at Westing Bank wants someone to act as guarantor of payment. The CEO of Quick Supply Company, which is the principal supplier of Bricks Manufacturing Company, sends the loan officer at Westing Bank an email saying it guarantees payment of the loan by Bricks. Two months later Quick Supply Company makes a payment on behalf of Bricks to Westing Bank. Was the Statute of Frauds satisfied in regard to the guarantee of Quick Supply Company? If not, what exceptions might apply?