WesCo and JenCo exchange these signed writings:
(1)WesCo: We need 25,000 units of Bantex 44. Please quote us a price.
(2)Jenco (by signed writing): We have no Bantex 44 in stock. We probably can acquire the 25,000 units you request and deliver them within 20 days, but before we research that possibility, you should know that our current price is $8/unit. Interested?
(3)WesCo: Your delivery terms are fine, but we are prepared to pay only $6/unit. Please procure product and ship for $6/unit.
(4)JenCo: Would you consider paying $7/unit?
(5)WesCo: No, thank you. We've changed our mind about the purchase; we'll do without the Bantex.
(6)JenCo: We are able, after all, to order the 25,000 units, and we accept your offer to pay $6/unit. Will deliver.
Thereafter JenCo contacts WesCo announcing that delivery is imminent. WesCo again advises JenCo that it no longer wants the goods and won't accept them. JenCo sues WesCo for breach. WesCo claims it formed no contract. Which of the following judicial conclusions properly supports a decision for WesCo?
A.Neither party made an offer to the other.
B.JenCo made an offer, but WesCo did not accept it.
C.WesCo made an offer, but JenCo did not accept it.
D.Each party made an offer, but neither made an acceptance.