Question 21 1 pts Julius emailed Penelope an offer on Wednesday. Thursday Julius sent an email revoking the offer. He used the wrong email address. Penelope never received it. Friday morning Penelope sent Julius a letter by UPS currier service accepting his offer. The driver left the letter at the wrong address. Julius never received the letter. Under these circumstances: There is a contract, because Penelope's acceptance was effectively communicated to Julius. There is no contract, because there is no meeting of the minds. Since Julius used an email to communicate his offer, the revocation was effective when emailed and there could be no effective acceptance. If Julius calls Penelope Friday afternoon and revokes his offer, there is no contract.