Cynthetiq

Initially you had the master account, and you had your credit card on file and were being billed for it right?

When you seperated he changed payment options but not the master address or anything like that, just the credit card information.

IMO you are responsible for it because your name originally appeared and agreed to the of the Terms of Service. While you changed payment options, you didn't change the terms of service revoking your responsibility from it.

You need to contact them. They can see who logged on (which accounts) and from what contact numbers and IP addresses if it is bring your own service. You may be able to get them to change this, but more than likely not.

It's going to be a pain and you may have to actually pay it off yourself.

IMO it's your fault for not changing everything. If you have ANY joint accounts left over that you just "handed" to him, it's high time you severed all economic and contractual responsibilities properly. If you don't this is just an example of how while you think you "did the right thing," it can come back to bite you in the ass.

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