The payment status of your loan or mortgage is not available on Facebook. That’s why they called it “payment status not available”.

I’m sorry, that was a stupid mistake. I know it wasn’t intentional, but I didn’t see it.

All of the above is a stupid mistake, but one that should be kept in mind if you’re the only person in the world who doesn’t have the slightest idea of what you’re doing.

Well then I guess we should just go back to what we knew about Facebook.

Facebook is still an incredibly useful website for people who are just trying to pay their bills, but the fact that the payment status isn’t available is a huge mistake, and it should be fixed.

Facebook is NOT an online service for paying. It is not a money-transfer site, nor a currency exchange site. It is a social networking site that is all about connecting with others and sharing that with the world. Facebook is not a place to deposit money into your bank account. It is not a place to trade goods and services with other people. It is not a place to make a purchase. It is not a place where you can buy, sell, or trade something.

The problem here is that most of the payment options on Facebook are limited to PayPal and even then they are limited to people who have a PayPal account. So even if someone is using Facebook to pay for something, they would need a PayPal account to complete the transaction. So if you are still looking for payment methods, you would still need to go to a financial institution.

This is not entirely true, but it does happen. When you are looking for payment methods, the only place a financial institution would be willing to turn you down is if your credit card has expired. Now, credit cards have expiration dates and those are a certain thing, but they are also limited by the amount of money you can spend in a given month, and any type of spending limit you set on your payment method is a lot easier to get around.

There are various payment extensions that are tied to your credit card, but the only one that seems to be able to get around the expiration date is the annual fee. So you are essentially stuck with a payment method that will be able to pay the annual fee and no other fees over the course of the year. This is one of the things that makes the annual fee so great in the first place.

Yes, the annual fee is an annual fee, but in the year 2000, it was nearly a one time deal. The annual fee was paid at the end of every year, and the rest of the payments were done at the beginning of the year. Nowadays we can pay the annual fee at the end of the year, and the rest of the payments are done at the beginning of the year. This is one of the reasons I like the annual fee.