Q Browne offered to sell Houlihan his recently purchased 50-inch plasma screen television set for $6400. Houlihan sent Browne an e-mail accepting the offer but asked if she could pay Browne in four equal monthly installments of $1600. Browne did not acknowledge Houlihan's e-mail and instead sold the television set to Drew for $6200. Houlihan then purchased a new set for $7400 and sued Browne for $1000, the difference in price. Did Houlihan and Browne have a valid contract and will Houlihan be able to recover $1000 form Browne? Very same question from Chapter 7, which deals with the issue is this a contract? For Chapter 8: Do you feel there is an acceptance? What would Houlihan have to do to accept Brown's offer to sell? (Does Brown have to sell to Houlihan? Is the email an issue of any relevance (you might take both sides on this one, the pro and the con.)