Legal Question in Business Law in Pennsylvania

Hi! I was obviously a victim of fraud about 2 years ago. Someone opened a cellphone account in my name with Sprint, and Sprint eventually got a hold of me asking for their money. I was surprise since I never had a Sprint phone before.
When I spoke to their fraud department the woman told me that there were discrepancies on the account, and they eventually shut the service off yet they still wanted money from me. I wasted time and money having to file a police report and getting an account with Lifelock to ensure no one compromises my identity again. At that point I thought everything was cleared.
Fast forward two years, Sprint has now sent me to collections! I am still trying to get out from under this, but it seems like I'm almost through it. My question is: Can I send Sprint a bill for all my time wasted in dealing with their poor business practices of allowing people to open accounts that are not legit? Can I also add on the cost of my Lifelock account since the only reason I had to get one was due to Sprint?
Thank You!!!

Asked on 4/23/12, 4:31 pm

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Answered on 4/23/12, 10:17 pm

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