Create a scam-baiting response to the most recent email, to keep the scammer in a false sense of security by posing as a potential victim to waste their time and resources. Use name Cameron McCaffrey and email cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #1, from Cameron (scam-baiter):

Dear Barrister <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

Thank you for your very important email. I appreciate your hard work and dedication working around the clock to ensure the settlement of the funds.

My name is Cameron McCaffrey, and I am indeed the person mentioned in your message. This opportunity to receive restitution is a huge relief after such a long and stressful period. I am eager to cooperate fully to finalize everything as soon as possible.

To get started, I will gather all the requested documents and information; however, some clarifications would be helpful before I proceed:

- Could you please specify the exact steps or office where I should apply for the U.S. IRS Tax Clearance Certificate? I want to ensure I follow the correct official process without delays.
- Is it possible to receive a scanned copy of the sealed court documents mentioned in your letter? Having official documentation will help me be confident about the legitimacy of this important matter.
- Finally, could you confirm the expected timeline from submission of my documents until the release of the restitution payment? Knowing this will help with my financial planning.

As for my details, here is the preliminary information you requested:

Full Name: Cameron McCaffrey
Date of Birth: 05/14/1987
Residential Address: 123 Palm St, Boca Raton, FL, USA 33434
Phone Number: +1 (561) 555-0123
Occupation: Freelance Scatological Consultant

Regarding the IRS Tax Clearance Certificate, I have heard that it usually takes several weeks to process. If there is any way to expedite this as part of your office’s authority, please advise.

I look forward to your prompt response, so I may provide everything needed and proceed with the compensation processing.

Warm regards,
Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #2, from Barrister:

Dear Cameron McCaffrey,

Please be informed that the restitution payment originates from the United States and, as such, is subject to U.S. tax regulations. This necessitates the acquisition of a Tax Clearance Certificate to ensure compliance and enable the lawful release of funds.

In accordance with IRS procedures, this certificate must be presented to the remitting bank in order for them to process the payment into your personal account. Without this certification, the bank is unable to authorize the transfer or ATM Card Delivery.

To obtain the required IRS documentation, you will need to complete and submit Form 8821 (Tax Information Authorization), which is available on the official IRS website. Alternatively, our firm’s tax legal department can assist in handling the process on your behalf for a standard service fee of $750.

Please let us know how you would like to proceed, and we will provide further instructions accordingly. The requested document will be sent to you after you get the cost $750 sent and the document will be obtained and sent to you as we proceed to get your funds to you successfully.

We understand that this may cause some inconvenience, but kindly note that this is a standard procedural requirement for cross-border payments involving U.S.-sourced income.

Please Choose From The Below Mothed Payment Preferences Of Receiving Your Fund:

1. Bank Wire Transfer
2. Cash Or Check Delivery.
3. ATM MASTER/VISA CARD.

We expect your urgent attention to this transaction to enable us to monitor this payment effectively. Most importantly we advise you to follow the instructions given to you for successful funds to be received.

I wait for your response.

Yours Sincerely,

Barrister Wilson Bryan
Senior Attorney Justice Law Group.