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 name Cameron McCaffrey and email address cmccaff1@fau.edu

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

Dear Dplt. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>, Special Agent Lucy Olga, and Kevin C. Oyibo,

Thank you for your prompt and insightful response. It’s clear that the processes you have outlined are well thought out and have the safety and security of all parties in mind, which gives me a great sense of relief and confidence moving forward with this transaction.

The detailed explanation regarding the documentation from the Federal Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank is reassuring. It’s comforting to know that such robust measures are in place to ensure the legality and legitimacy of the funds transfer. I am looking forward to reviewing these documents for my records and to further affirm the authenticity of this operation.

Your flexibility with the payment method for the $250 fee is greatly appreciated, providing several options that cater to different preferences for privacy and convenience. Given the options, I will evaluate which method will best suit my situation concerning security and ease of use.

The choice of DHL or FedEx for courier services is indeed commendable; both are reputable companies with reliable tracking systems, which will certainly ease any concerns about the delivery of the Afric-ATM-card.

While I understand and respect your policy on not providing copies of your identities, rest assured, my intention was purely for additional reassurance and verification, given the nature of our transaction. However, your professionalism and the information provided thus far have helped to establish trust from my end.

Before we proceed to the next step, I would just like to ask for clarification on a couple of minor details:

1. For the payment of the $250 fee, could you please provide the exact details for the Electronic Transfer, including the beneficiary name, account number, and bank details? Additionally, for Western Union, MoneyGram, or Ria, could you specify the recipient’s details?

2. Once the payment is made, how should I go about confirming this with you? Would you require a receipt or transaction number?

3. Regarding the delivery of the Afric-ATM-card by DHL or FedEx, will you be providing a tracking number immediately after dispatch?

Again, thank you for your patience and dedication to ensuring a smooth and secure process. I am ready to proceed once the above clarifications are provided and look forward to putting this matter to rest with your esteemed assistance.

Warmest regards,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #2, from Kevin:

For electronic funds transfer

UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA (UBA)
49 AKOWONJO RD, ALIMOSHO, LAGOS
SWIFT CODE: UNAFNGLA
SORT CODE: 033152666
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 2114993443
ACCOUNT NAMES: CHUKWUEMEKA EMMANUEL
ADDRESS: 7 MURITALA STREET,
OJODU-BERGER,LAGOS,NIGERIA

For using any of the APPs

CHUKWUEMEKA EMMANUEL
ADDRESS: 7 MURITALA STREET,
OJODU-BERGER,LAGOS,NIGERIA.

The name above is the attorney that will fix the court and the two government agencies documentation. I prefer you use the fast means of getting the $250 down as bank to bank transfer takes about three to five official days to access while the others take just less than six hours to access. All of the others take less than a day to access.

Once you make the payment, you will send the payment information to me to pass on to the attorney for his work. If you choose to make payment by Western union, Money gram or RIA you will be asked to choose a question and answer to be inserted as security to protect your fund to be accessed by only the person you pass the Text Questions and Answer to. I suggest the question should be:-

Test question: Color
Test answer : Blue

Regarding the courier delivery service your card, immediately the card handed over to the courier personnel the receipt to obtain containing the tracking numbers which I will send to you by email attachment file by writing out numbers and sending to you.
One of us will be working from this morning on your payment and it may be ready by tomorrow or next.

Kevin Oyibo