NJ.com reports:
Douglas Holloway wants what’s due to him.
Holloway was the owner of New Jersey Telephone of Caldwell. The three-employee family-owned business installed and serviced business communication systems.
After more than 20 years, Holloway sold the company in October 2012.
As part of the sales deal, he retained the right to any outstanding receivables — to collect on any customer bills that were unpaid before the sale of the company.
He and his wife still own a sister company, ANG Financial, which supplies leasing and rental equipment to customers of New Jersey Telephone.
As a small businessman, Holloway was accustomed to having occasional problem customers with delinquent or missing payments.
But he wasn’t expecting one of those problem customers to be U.S. Rep. Donald Payne Jr. (D-10th Dist.).
"(Payne’s office) contacted us to install a telephone system and wiring for the re-election headquarters in Newark," Holloway said.
That was back in the summer of 2012.
And now, nearly a year later, the bill remains unpaid, and because some of the equipment was rented, charges are mounting.
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