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. Use the prior emails as a point of reference.

Email #1, from Frank Emeka:

Dear Friend,

A customer of ours who died (19) years ago in Tsunami tragedy in Indonesia leaving behind an estate/capital (US$20M) in a Bank here where I work,till date nobody has come forward or put application for the claim.During the Bank private search for the late gentle man relatives your name and email contact was among the findings that matches the same surname as the deceased who died intestate with no Will or next of kin. To maintain the level of security required I have intentionally left out the final details.

Banking regulation/legislation demand that I notify the fiscal authorities after a statutory time period when dormant accounts of this type are called in by the monetary regulatory bodies if nobody applies to claim the funds. I urge you to come forward since I can provide you with the details needed for you to claim the estate/capital so that I can be gratify by you ,in this way $12,000,000.00 for you and $8,000,000.00 for me. I will do all the crucial part in the Bank to have the claim released to you promptly.


Please endeavor to observe utmost discretion in all matters concerning this issue to affirm your willingness and cooperation please do so by replying me with your Telephone Number and Your Contact Information.

I do expect your prompt response. Email: <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_EMAIL_ADDRESS>

Thank you,

Mr.Frank Emeka

Email #2, from Cameron McCaffrey (me):

 Dear Mr. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

Thank you for reaching out to me with this opportunity. I am truly sorry to hear about the tragic loss that occurred 19 years ago in the Tsunami tragedy in Indonesia. It is indeed unfortunate that no one has come forward to claim the estate/capital left behind by the deceased.

I appreciate your diligence in conducting a private search and finding my name and email contact that matches the same surname as the deceased. I understand the importance of maintaining a high level of security in such matters.

As you pointed out, banking regulations and legislation require notifying the fiscal authorities after a statutory time period for dormant accounts like this. I am more than willing to come forward and provide you with the necessary details to claim the estate/capital left by the late gentleman.

However, I would like to discuss the distribution of the funds with you in more detail. The proposed division of $12,000,000.00 for me and $8,000,000.00 for you seems fair, but I believe we can work out an arrangement that benefits us both even more. I propose a 50/50 split of the total funds, meaning we each receive $10,000,000.00.

Rest assured, Mr. Emeka, that I am fully committed to cooperating and working with you throughout this process. I understand the importance of discretion in dealing with such matters, and I assure you that your trust will not be misplaced.

To proceed further, please provide me with the necessary documents and steps I need to take to claim the estate/capital. Additionally, I would appreciate it if you could provide me with your telephone number and contact information to facilitate better communication between us.

I eagerly await your prompt response, Mr. Emeka, and I am excited to embark on this endeavor with you.

Sincerely,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #3, from Frank:

Dear Friend.

Thank you so much for your email and all I want from you is to stand
as the next of kin to my late client and claim the fund. More so,
What I need from you is honesty and the assurance that the money will be
saved when the bank transfers it to your account.

When the bank confirms receipt of the claim application the actual
processing of the claim will commence. The bank will ask you to
provide documentation to confirm that you are the authorized
beneficiary of the payment. We will provide this through attorneys
that we will retain. Immediately this is submitted to the
bank,recommendation for approval will be given immediately as the
information contained in the claim documents will tally with what they
have in their files.

When the bank approves your fund, you as the next of kin will discuss
with the bank how you want your fund to be transferred.If you want
your fund to be transferred once or twice. As the next of kin you can
provide any account in this world where you will like the fund to be
transferred to.

Have it in mind that this transaction is 100% risk free.

Send to me your full name, your direct telephone number and a copy of your ID card, which will enable us to proceed with this transaction and obtain the needed documents from the high court,which will cover you as the next of kin.

Always keep this transaction very confidential at all times till the money gets into your bank account.

Call Me+234-8148881646

Thanks,

<PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>

Email #4, from Cameron:

Dear Mr. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

Thank you for your prompt response and for providing me with additional information about the process. I understand the importance of honesty and ensuring the safety of the funds once they are transferred to my account.

I am ready and willing to stand as the next of kin for your late client and claim the funds. I appreciate your assurance that this transaction is 100% risk-free. It gives me confidence in moving forward.

To proceed with the necessary documentation, I will need to engage the services of an attorney. Could you please recommend one that you have worked with before and trust? I want to ensure that all legalities are followed correctly.

Additionally, I will provide you with the requested information. My full name is Cameron McCaffrey, and my direct telephone number is +1-555-123-4567. I will attach a copy of my ID card to this email for your reference.

Once again, I would like to express my gratitude for involving myself in this opportunity. I look forward to working closely with you and the bank to ensure a smooth and successful transfer of the funds.

Please let me know if there are any further steps or documents required from my end.

Best regards,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #5, from Frank:

Dear Friend,

Thanks for your mail. You have to believe in me, have trust in me, work with me and follow my instructions at all times till the money gets into your bank account as the next of kin.

View the attached copy of my international passport for you to know who you are dealing with. I want you to send me your full house address? Which is needed by the lawyer to obtain the change of ownership certificate on your name as the next of kin.

Always keep this transaction very confidential at all times.

 Awaiting your urgent reply?

Thanks,

Frank

Email #6, from Cameron:

Dear Mr. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

Thank you for your email and for sharing a copy of your international passport. I appreciate your efforts to establish trust and reassure me of your identity. I have reviewed the attached document, and everything seems to be in order.

In regard to the full house address you requested, I apologize for any confusion, but I am unable to provide you with that information at this time. Due to personal circumstances and security concerns, I would prefer to share that information at a later stage in the process, once certain assurances have been met.

I understand the importance of confidentiality in this transaction, and I assure you that I am taking the necessary precautions to keep our communication discreet. As we move forward, I kindly request that you also exercise caution and ensure that our correspondence remains strictly confidential.

In the meantime, I would greatly appreciate it if you could provide me with the contact information of the lawyer you mentioned earlier. It is important for me to verify their legitimacy and establish a line of communication to proceed with the necessary legal procedures.

Thank you for your understanding, Mr. Emeka, and for your continued efforts in making this transaction a success. I look forward to your prompt response and future collaboration.

Best regards,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #7, from Frank:

Dear Mr. Cameron,

Thanks for your mail. I have forwarded your name to the lawyer to obtain the change of ownership certificate and more so, I have paid him for his legal services.

As soon as the lawyer obtains the document from the court, I will forward to you the copies of needed documents before the lawyer will submit everything to the bank officially on your behalf.

I understand your position and confidentiality in this transaction and I want you to keep to your words.

I will get back to you as soon as the lawyer obtains the document. Always keep this transaction very confidential at all times. I tried calling your phone number, but it is not connecting.

Awaiting your urgent response.

thanks,

<PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>

Email #8, from Cameron:

Dear Mr. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

It is great to hear from you again, and I appreciate your understanding of my previous concerns. Your willingness to maintain confidentiality and move things forward effectively is reassuring.

I am glad to learn that you have taken the initiative to engage with the lawyer and progress with obtaining the necessary legal documents. The diligence with which you are handling this transaction is commendable, and I am eager to see the copies of the documents as soon as they are available.

Regarding the phone call, I apologize for any inconvenience you may have faced. Occasionally, I experience technical issues with my number, but rest assured, the line is operational. If you need to reach me urgently, feel free to try calling again, or we can coordinate a specific time to ensure I’m available to take your call.

As we proceed, may I respectfully request the name and contact details of the lawyer handling our case? It would be beneficial for me to have this information on record. Also, should you find it necessary for me to engage directly at any point, I’ll be ready to do so in a manner that supports our mutual goal.

In addition, I have taken measures to ensure that all details of our transaction remain within our circle and are not disclosed to any third parties. Trust is paramount in such cases, and I echo your sentiment regarding the utmost discretion until the funds are securely deposited.

I look forward to the successful completion of our arrangement and the swift acquisition of the change of ownership certificate. Please keep me updated with any new developments.

Once again, thank you for your hard work and dedication, Mr. Emeka. Your prompt responses and actions are truly appreciated.

Warm regards,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #9, from Frank:

Dear Mr. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

Thanks for your mail. The lawyer said the change of ownership certificate will be ready by next Monday.

I will forward to you the needed documents as soon as the lawyer obtains it from the court on Monday and also send you the lawyer information as you requested.

Always keep this transaction very confidential at all times.

Thanks,

<PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>