Micro Solutions, Inc. orally promises to pay Thomas $26,000 in exchange for software he will deliver to it. Thomas provides the software to Micro Solutions, Inc. When Micro Solutions, Inc. does not pay Thomas, he immediately files a lawsuit against it. Assume that software is a service and NOT a good in this case. In determining whether to award Thomas $26,000, a court is likely to...

A. Be more likely to award Thomas $26,000 if he can prove with specificity the existence of the oral contract including its subject matter, price, and place of delivery.

B. Decide whether the software Thomas wrote is worth $26,000.

C. Refuse to enforce the contract because it was not in writing.

D. Dismiss the lawsuit based on a failure to meet the two-year statute of limitations.