After Becoming Tired of the Muzak Piped into Your Office,you

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After becoming tired of the Muzak piped into your office,you decide to subscribe to an online,listener-supported radio station dedicated to jazz and blues music.You had thought that there was no upfront fee,but that listeners may make a donation using their electronic wallets.Clicking through the site,you are asked to provide certain information on a contractual form.One day,after several visits to the website,you notice a hyperlink labelled "Terms of Service" while viewing the previous hour's play list.You click the link and a document opens,indicating that,by streaming music from the website,you have agreed to pay a flat fee on a monthly basis with a minimum subscription of one year.On your previous visits,you never noticed the hyperlink,which is barely visible in fine print,at the bottom corner of the homepage right next to a flashy and distracting animation.Which of the following BEST characterizes this situation?

A) You have entered into a contract and owe a year of monthly fees.
B) You can rely on Rudder v Microsoft to get out of this contract.
C) You have not entered into a contract.
D) You may have entered into a contract,but its terms likely do not include a year of monthly fees.
E) You have entered into a contract that is governed by the Sale of Goods Act.