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While I was married to my now Ex he was having trouble getting credit. I was young at the time and was going to school full time. He and I made an agreement that if I would fill out an application in my name with him as an authorized user HE would pay the bill for this card. That is the verbal agreement. He needed this to be able to purchase tools for work. I filed for the card and was aproved. I received a limit of about $1500.00. Which was fine. That was all we needed. About two years after we were divorced I went to a car dealership to purchase a car and was declined for credit. The reason was my sears chargecard was over the limit and over 90 days past due. In the amount of $5,200.00. He managed all the money in the house. I never saw a bill or notice of any kind. He opened my mail, even after our divorce, for this and never stated any thing to me about any balance increases. I spoke to sears on the phone about this and found out they sent these increases with a no reply if I wanted the increase HE just let them increase my account to the point I am in financial trouble. When I first contacted him about this he sent me several payments to pay Sears. Then he started sending them to Sears directly. Now he is refusing to pay any of it. I got from Sears copies of all the receipts with his signature. Can a credit company increase my limit with out my permission and how do I pusue my Ex.Please help me Virginia