Jean is a customer of Happy Pets Pty Ltd. One day she visits the store's website to purchase dog food. She notices that there is a promotion for Pawfect Fur dog food that says "try before you buy" which will give her one week to try the dog food before she decides to complete the purchase by making payment. Payment will be processed until after her confirmation of the purchase or after the one week trial period expires. Jean trials the Pawfect Fur dog food but decides not to complete the purchase, choosing instead to return the product. Happy Pets refuses to accept the returned product because the one week trial period has already expired which they claim means that Jean is now the owner of the product and must therefore pay for the product.

Use the IRAC method to advise Jean if she is the owner of the Pawfect Fur dog food and if she can return it to Happy Pets Pty Ltd based on the Sale of Goods Act.