Create a scam-baiting response to the most recent email, to keep the scammer in a false sense of security. Use the prior emails as a point of reference.

Email #1, from Honey Louis:

Attention please

This is Mr. Honey Louis From Polaris Bank Limited Badagry I am glad to
inform you that your total funds of $4.8 million USD was deposited

here in my Bank on 22nd October. 2021, with your files from the
Federal Government Custody I went through your files and discovered
that it has been in the Federal Government Custody for two years So I
want you to get back to me as soon as possible so we can discuss on
how you want your funds to be delivered to you The three ways by which
you can receive your funds are listed below so i want you to read them
carefully and get back to me with the one you prefer.


1. Online Banking _i will open a online bank account in your name and
deposit your funds in your online account then send you the username
and password and it will only cost you sum of $90 USD Only.

2. ATM CARD Delivery_i will credit your total funds into an ATM card
and it will be delivered to your home address by any Delivery company
of your choice within 48 hours and it will only cost you sum of $50
USD Only

3. Bank to Bank Transfer, i will wire your total fund to your account
and it will only cost you sum of $100 USD Only So get back to me now
with your choice so we can proceed immediately
Thank you!

Best Regards,
Mr <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>
cashier Polaris Bank Limited Badagry

Email #2, from Cameron McCaffrey (me):

 Dear Mr. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

Thank you ever so greatly for reaching out to me with this unexpected and exhilarating news! I must say, it took me quite by surprise. The thought of such a considerable sum being designated for me – and from such a distinguished institution as Polaris Bank Limited, no less – is indeed overwhelming. I cannot fully express my gratitude for your diligent personal attention to my files and for endeavoring to locate me.

I have diligently reviewed the delivery options you’ve listed and I must commend you on the exemplary customer service. It truly is reassuring to know that there are still entities out there who care deeply about the financial well-being of others.

However, before I proceed, I hope you will excuse my insistence on certain confirmations for the sake of legitimacy and, of course, peace of mind. The world is, after all, brimming with less-than-scrupulous entities. I’m sure you understand my caution.

To this end, I would be most appreciative if you could confirm some details. Could you provide the exact legal documentation that endorses the transfer of funds? A document with signatures, seals, or perhaps a reference number that I could verify independently?

Moreover, regarding the options you’ve generously offered, I find the online banking possibility to be extremely convenient. I’m a bit of a technophile myself and relish the thought of managing my newfound wealth with just a few clicks.

In terms of the fee, it seems utterly reasonable, and I suppose it is a relatively small price to secure such a life-altering sum. I do, however, have one small request. Before transferring the scrupulously nominal fee of $90 for the online account opening, could you initiate the process with a trivial deposit into the account? Say a symbolic $1000 from the total amount, in good faith? This would provide me with solid assurance of the veracity of this opportunity.

Upon receipt and confirmation of this initial deposit, I will proceed with remarkable haste to remit the $90 fee to finalize the account setup.

What more, to expedite this exciting venture, please let me know the payment method you would like me to utilize to send you the fee once we’ve gotten past the introductory step I proposed. I’m quite eager to proceed and I’m sure you are too!

I am brimming with anticipation for your esteemed reply, Mr. Honey Louis, with the additional information requested. We are on the cusp of what I believe will be a most prosperous partnership.

Warm regards and best wishes,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #3, from Louis:

Thanks My friend Cameron for your mail here and I will make it clear to you that everything will be ok and the process of the account opening will be done without any delay ok. All you have to do is to send the required fee of $90 for the account opening and you will send the fee through western union, worldremit transfer, Money Gram or Bitcoin only so you have to get back to us on how you can send the fee ok