Legal Question in Civil Litigation in South Carolina

now in debt

A few years ago I was involed with a man who eventually became my fiance. About 1.5 years into our relationship we decided to get cell phones together. His credit application was denied and my application was not, so i told i did not mind getting a phone for him in my name with the understanding that he would pay the bill every month. After a several months he said he no longer wanted that plan with that company. I simply said ok and told him to cancel the service. Almost two years later he was working out of town and our phone bill was becoming outrageous. so we decided to get 2 cell phones this time. Again his credit was denied and we got the phones in my name, with the same understanding. A few months later he decided that he did not like this service either. iI told him that I didn't care if he liked it or not because I signed a 2 yr. contract for him to have the phone. he simply said he would keep it then. He broke my phone after throwing it. After a few months I finally recieved a notice at my permanant address, which is my parents home, which stated that i owed this wireless company almost $1,000 in phone charges, not to long after that i got one from the first phone saying that i owed the $120.00. can i sue him?

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