In a sale of goods for $500 or more, the contract must be evidenced by a writing signed by the party against whom enforcement is sought. This is pursuant to the Statute of Frauds. However, there are exceptions to the Statute of Frauds. Which of the following is NOT such an exception?

Group of answer choices

When the goods are specially manufactured for the buyer, not suitable for sale to others, and the seller has made a substantial beginning in the manufacturing of the goods.

When the party admits the existence of the contract in court.

When the party accepts the goods, or payment for the goods.

When the goods are described in an express warranty from the seller.

Wanda contracted to sell Mike 100 boxes of ball bearings. The contract did not specify a place of delivery. The ball bearings now reside at Wanda's place of business. Wanda refuses to ship the 100 boxes to Mike and Mike refuses to come to Wanda's place of business to pick them up. Who is right? Why?