Thread: Appliance Store Offers Freebies If Broncos Shut Out Raiders

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Appliance Store Offers Freebies If Broncos Shut Out Raiders

Items Must Be Purchased By Saturday Night

Deb Stanley, 7NEWS Producer
POSTED: 10:16 am MDT October 22, 2010
UPDATED: 10:45 am MDT October 22, 2010

DENVER -- Some Denver Broncos fans are hoping the Broncos not only beat the Raiders this Sunday, they want the Raiders shut out.
That's because Appliance Factory Outlet is offering a unique promotion. If the Broncos shut out the Raiders on Sunday, October 24, appliance buyers will get their purchases for free.
To qualify, buyers must purchase a refrigerator, freezer, washer, dryer, oven, range, stove, cook top, dishwasher, pedestal, microwaves and/or garbage disposal with a purchase price of more than $475 per item and less than $3000, per item. The purchase has to be paid for in full by Sunday. Buyers will get a refund for the full price if the Broncos hold the Raiders scoreless.
Learn more about the rules on the Appliance Factory Outlet website.
The Broncos play the Raiders Sunday at 2:15 p.m. at Invesco Field at Mile High.

Interesting angle! If I was buying appliances this weekend, this would definitely make me think twice about where I bought them!

Fans are going to be paying off the sprinkler guy, like in the Buffalo Wild Wings commercial, to help shut out the Raiders!

with janikowski in mile high?

I'd say the store is safe.
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Originally Posted by rcsodak

with janikowski in mile high?

I'd say the store is safe.
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Is the booze stronger in Denver and he'll have a worse hangover Sunday???

Quick someone in Denver get me an Easy Bake Oven!!!!!

Originally Posted by rcsodak

with janikowski in mile high?

I'd say the store is safe.
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Party pooper.

Seriously, I bet the store gets a few suckers though! If I had any money, I'd go get me a new dishwasher or something, then pay for a voodoo curse or something.

I need a new fridge. Someone go buy one for me and I'll pay you back if the Raiders get shut out.

I would laugh if half of Denver went out and bought an appliance and the Raiders do get shut out. That place would be broke.

They should jack up the prices while theyre at it. Might as well make hay while the hayings good.
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Originally Posted by girler

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Interesting angle! If I was buying appliances this weekend, this would definitely make me think twice about where I bought them!

I remember when that car dealership here in denver did that. They said if the broncos win the superbowl you car is free. It was like week 5 or 6 of the 96 year or whatever. And sure enough we won our first superbowl. Dont know what happened to that car dealership but Some people sure made out good.

my brother's fridge is broken...

Originally Posted by LoyalSoldier

I would laugh if half of Denver went out and bought an appliance and the Raiders do get shut out. That place would be broke.

I'm sure that they are insured for such an event, otherwise they wouldn't do it.

i'm gonna go buy a badass gas range and cooktop, and return it on monday if the shutout doesn't happen. . .

The official jeweler for the Broncos in 1997 had a similar offer - buy anything in the store, and get full credit back if the Broncos won the Superbowl.

It was a good year to purchase my wife's wedding ring...

Originally Posted by Thnikkaman

I'm sure that they are insured for such an event, otherwise they wouldn't do it.

i'm sure you're correct, but it's not like they need it. . . the NFL has played 90+ games this year without a single shutout happening-- if i get a chance, i'm going to figure out when the last one was. . . it was probably a historic moment, because it was most likely the last one ever. . .

the NFL hates the thought of a shutout like a preacher hates sin. . . with the increased emphasis against tackling, defensive football is going the way of the dinosaur. . .


edit; didn't take long-- there were two shutouts in week 17 last year. . .