Question: Paul Revere Insurance Company solicited members of a county bar association to buy disability income insurance. The policy waived all age and health requirements and was open to all members. Blumberg, a new member, sent in his application with a check for the premium. His application was rejected because of prior health problems, and he sued the company to accept his application. Blumberg claimed that the solicitation was an offer and that he had accepted the offer. Is his claim correct? (Blumberg v. Paul Revere Life Ins. Co., 677 N.Y.S.2d 412)