Two modes of electronic contract in German internet law

The article is devoted to the analysis of two modes of the electronic contract allocated in the Internet law of Germany. The authors come to the conclusion that the conclusion of an electronic contract is always problematic if the parties have no desire or ability to seal the contract with an electronic signature. Electronic contract provider initially is simply reclamada President acting in the «invitatio ad offerendum», then a consumer as the Offeror, and only the third stage reappears provider as a possible acceptor. It is no coincidence that entrepreneurs seek to simplify the said constellation of the electronic contract as much as possible. The authors believe that the acceptable option is the Russian practice, when the provider after the initial contact with the sender of the site sends a commercial offer to the requested e-mail, i.e. transfers the electronic contract to the form of an ordinary contract, where the Offeror becomes the entrepreneur, and the potential acceptor - the buyer.