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WALMART TEAMS UP WITH COLLEGE B-BALL FOR MARCH MADNESS
BRACKET BUSTING PRICES TO ENJOY NATIONAL TOURNMENT IN STYLE
STURTEVANT, WI (MARCH 1st -April 8th, 2013) – Walmart to showcase all the
goods to make the most of the national college basketball tournament, which begins on
March 19th and ends on April 8th. Walmart rolls back its prices on electronics, décor,
snacks, sportswear, appliances and more while many viewers save money. These offers
will be available at all Walmart stores until the tournament ends.
Walmart salesclerk, R. Golden says, “This time of year is just as important as the super
bowl, prices are lower than ever.” These bracket busting prices beat out the competition
from Shopko, Kmart and Target. A fifty five inch LG HDTV for just $728 the
competition isn’t keeping up with these prices. Viewers can represent their favorite
college team by wearing a T-shirt for just under $10. Customers can also top the
tournament off with Walmart’s own Great Value Cheddar Cheese Dip for just $5.
Walmart customer, O. Fields is so excited about all these deals that she is willing to camp
out to obtain everything she wants for the big tournament. O. Fields went on to say
“Walmart always has the best products with the best prices, I’ve been a customer for
years.”
Walmart will begin to advertise its bracket busting deals through all media outlets as the
tournament comes near and the customers start pouring in.
BOILERP PLATE
Walmart is a multinational retail corporation that was founded in 1962 to provide
customers with affordable retail prices on all brands for all items. To contact Walmart by
mail the address is 3049 Oakes Rd. Sturtevant, WI 53177, to reach the Supercenter via
phone the number is 262.598.8702.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Sam Walton an American business man was born in Kingfisher, Oklahoma purchased
Walmart in 1945 from the Butler Brothers. Sam’s vision has been from the start to sell
products at low prices to obtain higher volume sales at lower profit margins. A little after
1970 Walmart was listed on the New York Stock Exchange for its economical success,
by 1973 Walmart had 125 stores. Today Walmart is worth $446.95 billion, and has 8,500
operating stores spread out over 15 countries.
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