Al, the owner of Fitness Corp., a manufacturer of gym equipment, calls Bob, the owner of Bob's Gym. During the conversation, Al offers to sell Bob an assortment of 100 dumbells, of different weights and sizes, for $600.00. After the phone call, Al sends Bob an email confirming their conversation. Since Al and Bob never signed a contract, their agreement is unenforceable under the Statute of Frauds. True False

Al, the owner of Fitness Corp., a manufacturer of gym equipment, calls Bob, the owner of Bob's Gym. During the conversation, Al offers to sell Bob an assortment of 100 dumbells, of different weights and sizes, for $600.00. After the phone call, Al sends Bob an email confirming their conversation. Since Al and Bob never signed a contract, their agreement is unenforceable under the Statute of Frauds. True False

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