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.

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

Dear Mrs. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

It is with heartfelt appreciation that I write to express my utmost thanks for your email and the significant information contained within. The news of compensation from the United Nations and the International Monetary Fund is indeed a ray of hope, especially in light of the distress many have faced due to online fraud.

Your dedication to ensuring the right beneficiaries receive these funds speaks volumes of the Postal Service of the Republic of Benin’s integrity and the noble efforts of the international community.

I am ready to comply with the necessary protocols and to provide all required information to facilitate the delivery process of the VISA ATM Card, which is a generous compensation. However, I am sure you can appreciate the importance of performing due diligence for security and verification purposes.

Before I proceed with submitting my personal details, I would need the following clarifications to prevent any potential missteps or misunderstandings:

1. An official document or letterhead confirmation from either the UN or the IMF explicitly mentioning this compensation program would be invaluable for my records. It would also serve as reassurance of the legitimacy of this compensation.

2. Additionally, I would kindly request a brief clarification or proof of my inclusion in the list of beneficiaries, which would help me to understand how my information was gathered for this purpose.

3. For security reasons, could you confirm that the email address and phone number you provided for Dr. Gildas Atindehou are official and that he is an authorized person within the post office to handle such important transactions?

4. Lastly, I seek confirmation regarding the delivery process and tracking. Will there be any associated fees or charges that I should account for or prepare to settle?

Upon receiving the above-mentioned information, I will be more than happy to provide my full name, residential address, telephone number, occupation, along with a copy of my ID, as requested.

Again, thank you for taking such a proactive stance in reaching out to me with what can only be described as potentially life-changing news. I await your prompt reply with the requested details so we can move forward in an orderly and secure manner.

Warmest regards,

Cameron McCaffrey

Email #2, from Gildas:

POST OFFICE DU BENIN REPUBLIC.
Address: place de Independence
x avenue eds names BP 989, Cotonou
Email : Email : <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_EMAIL_ADDRESS>
Phone: <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PHONE_NUMBER>

Attention Beneficiary : Cameron McCaffrey 

With all due respect, the Post Office of the Republic of Benin acknowledges receipt of letters. We take this opportunity to inform you that the United Nations (UN), in collaboration with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), has been responsible for managing payments in 2024 through the United Bank for Africa (UBA). with the available information. on the list. List of unclaimed funds. including victims of cyberbullying. And it happens that your data ends up in the list of unclaimed funds.

We inform you that your US$5.5 million Visa ATM card was brought to our office by the United Bank of Africa (UBA) on behalf of the United Nations (UN) in collaboration with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). for delivery to your address in the USA. We know how you feel about the level of scams on the Internet. But don't use your bad experiences with others to compare with us. Please keep in mind that our company is owned by an international government and we always operate within the guidelines of the international community.

In agreement with the United Nations, African governments and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the meetings took place after consultations with government stakeholders, financial institutions and government committees. Recipients pay security fees only to prevent money laundering, drug trafficking and terrorism in countries.

We have been authorized by the international agency to deliver your Visa ATM card to your address in the United States once our company has received your security fee as required by the international agency. According to the rules of the International Programming Agency of the Fund, the beneficiary is the only one to bear the security costs aimed at preventing drug trafficking and terrorism in the countries. Additionally, the recipient can also travel to Benin Republic with their ID and exchange their active Visa card at an ATM without paying.

We recommend using this link to check and confirm the validity of your ATM VISA card registration number: 4577 9321 4911 5833: (https://www.creditcard-validnumber.com/)

Click the link and go to the card tracking page to view your yellow card. Paste the card numbers all over the cover and paste the card numbers like this: 4577/9321/4911/5833/ paste them one by one. After entering the card number, click “Verify” to confirm the validity of the Visa card. Once our company receives the required security fee from you, your Visa/Debit card will be immediately registered with the shipping company for automatic delivery to your address and a tracking number will be sent to you. So you can follow it until you get a Visa credit card at your place of residence.

For security reasons, your PIN number will be sent to you in the instruction email and will be crossed out so you can use your active Visa card account. Please attached is a copy of the authorization letters and a copy of your valid Visa ATM card in the amount of five million five hundred thousand United States dollars ($5,500,000). I am also attaching my professional identity card. Do not forget to send your full information to avoid wrong delivery.

Your prompt response to this message is required.
 
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Regards,
Yours faithfully,
Mr. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>, Director of Post Office,
Head Office Cotonou Benin