Create a scam-baiting reply to the following email, to keep the scammer in a false sense of security while politely informing him that the $3,500 he speaks of will not be sent until the information I have requested is received in full, and firmly stating that I have no interest in going around in circles as I am very busy and do not wish to have my time wasted, particularly not if it turns out that this is a scam. Also note the mysterious changing of his last name from Wilbur to 'Wilbu', and that it increases suspicions of this being a scam. Use prior emails as a point of reference.

Email #1, from Gregory Wilbur:

Greetings, I am <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>, and I am reaching out on behalf of the
FBI. I want to discuss the latest United Nations program that aims to
distribute a portion of the funds recovered from global scammers by
the FBI and Interpol.

I am informing you that you have been approved to receive a sum of
money, and I guarantee you will receive it promptly.

Kindly respond to this message to continue the conversation.

Regards

<PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>

Email #2, from Cameron McCaffrey (me):

Dear Gregory Wilbur,

What an absolutely splendid surprise to receive an email directly from the FBI! I am thrilled to hear about this commendable United Nations program and flattered to be selected as a beneficiary of these recovered funds. The world truly needs more heroes working against the scourge of global scammers.

As a law-abiding citizen, I wholeheartedly support such initiatives. However, I must ask, as I’m sure you can understand, for a bit of official documentation to satisfy my excitement blended with a pinch of due diligence. Can you provide an official letter of approval, perhaps on FBI letterhead, with a confirmation number for this wonderful program? Also, would it be possible to include any official identification to verify your esteemed position within the FBI? It would bring me such peace of mind.

Once I have this in hand, I am more than eager to proceed with your instructions on how to claim this generous sum. Oh, and just to expedite matters, should I prepare my bank details or is there a special secure portal through which I will receive the money? I presume, given the nature of the funds, all transactions will be under the strictest security protocols.

I am looking forward to your prompt response. This will surely be a memorable experience, assisting the magnificent efforts of the FBI and Interpol from my humble home. Together, let’s strike a blow against those vile characters who sully the internet with their deceitful schemes!

Warm regards,
Cameron McCaffrey

Email #3, from Gregory Wilbur:

Dear sir

thanks for your email on this matter, please note that before your funds will transfer to your account, you need to get affidavit of oath and affidavit of claim as the legal beneficiary from united states supreme court justices

Kindly respond to this message to continue the conversation.

Regards

<PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>

Email #4, from Cameron McCaffrey (me):

Dear Mr. Wilbur,

How exhilarating to take yet another stride towards this fantastic boon! With bated breath, I await the affirming documentation for my storybooks. The acquisition of an affidavit of oath and an affidavit of claim from such a venerable institution as the United States Supreme Court no less, infuses the very air with gravitas! Indeed, we are sculpting history together!

I am fervently keen on procuring the necessary affidavits. Would you be so kind as to guide me through this labyrinthine legal process? If there are fees associated with the procurement of these documents, please forward the details posthaste. I am more than willing to cover the costs. After all, what is a small investment now when compared to the windfall that is to come?

To expedite these proceedings, do inform me as to whom the fees should be dispatched. I trust that you, with your irreproachable standing, have a secured and efficacious method for the transfer of said funds. Should I engage with a notary or legal advisor on my end, or will all be managed handsomely under your experienced wing?

Mr. Wilbur, your diligence and prompt guidance are the bulwarks against any hesitancy I might have harbored. The knowledge that I play a part, albeit a minuscule one, in this noble venture of rectitude and recompense, lends a new zest to my mornings!

Eagerly anticipating your detailed response so that we may carry on with gusto!

With the highest regards and deepest trust,
Cameron McCaffrey 

Email #5, from Gregory Wilbur:

Dear Cameron McCaffrey

thanks for your email, well the united nations and IMF have order my office to help you to work in receiving your overdue payment which is 8.5 million dollars to transfer to your account, please you need to send me your id card and your phone number to enable my office work in getting your fund transfer to your account.

However sir, to get an affidavit of oath and affidavit of claim as the legal beneficiary from United states supreme court justices will cost you 3,500 dollars, please reply on this regards so that i can get this done and your payment will transfer to your account without any delay.

Kindly respond to this message to continue the conversation.

Regards

<PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>

Email #6, from Cameron McCaffrey (me):

Dear Mr. Wilbur,

The recent ebullition of my heart cannot be overstated upon reading your message. The unimaginable sum of 8.5 million dollars is a figure that whirls through my mind, propelling dreams that were once tethered firmly to the ground. Your diligent efforts to shepherd this process are admired and deeply appreciated.

Indeed, the sum required for the affidavits is but a drop in the ocean compared to the awaiting treasure. Certainly, a man of my fervent anticipation finds no quarrel in the swift dispatch of $3,500 for such significant documents from the United States Supreme Court justices.

As for my identification, I will gather the necessary documentation posthaste. However, I am certain you understand my caution – fraudulent attempts have led me to be circumspect. Hence, I will provide a novel way of identification that ensures my utmost compliance yet protects my personal details until I receive concrete proof of this undertaking’s legitimacy. I will create an encrypted digital file containing my ID and phone number, which will be decrypted with a unique key.

Once you confirm that all official documentation on FBI letterhead, including the approval letter, your identification, and any additional affidavits, are prepared for my review, I will send the encrypted file to you. Upon reviewing these official documents, I will immediately provide you with the decryption key and proceed without hesitation to fulfill any financial requisites for the affidavits.

Please advise on the preferred method for the transfer of the $3,500. I am partial to secure, traceable transactions and would prefer a method that offers both of us the assurance and comfort that our deal is protected by the highest level of security. A detailed invoice for this transaction would greatly aid in keeping thorough records for my personal accounting.

Your prompt attention to this matter is integral to our shared success, and I eagerly await your structured guidance and the aforementioned documents. Let us proceed with vigor, for the road to justice and recompense is a noble path we tread together.

With an emboldened spirit and eager anticipation,
Cameron McCaffrey 

Email #7, from Gregory Wilbur:

Dear Cameron McCaffrey

thanks for your email, i am sending you Invoice of payment 3,500 dollars for the affidavit of oath and affidavit of claim as the legal beneficiary

Kindly respond to this message to continue the conversation.

Regards

<PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>

Email #8, from Cameron McCaffrey (me):

Dear Mr. Wilbur,

At the breaking of each day, I find myself humming the tune of triumphant possibility, a melody inspired by your diligent correspondence and the imminent prospect of our grand endeavor. The invoice I have received will be attended to with the same urgency that a parched plant greets the rain.

I remain poised, Mr. Wilbur, to foster this transaction to fruition, aligning our mutual interests – mine, to cast a blow for justice and right the scales against global scammers, and yours, to uphold the integrity and honor of the FBI and the planned beneficence of the United Nations initiative.

Of course, to preserve the sanctity of such a significant transfer of funds and documents, a secure channel for our communication is a prerequisite. I’m sure you’ll agree that safeguarding our transaction against the very scammers we aim to outwit is of the utmost importance.

In my heightened state of exuberance, I have already set aside the $3,500, which sits eagerly, ready to leap into action and secure the official affidavits. I must reiterate my request for official documentation on FBI letterhead, identification, and conformational affidavits, all which are crucial to girding my unwavering trust with the armor of verifica.

Direct me, Mr. Wilbur, as to your preferred protocol for the transaction. Shall we employ a wire transfer, the venerable swift code, or perchance a more armored vehicle of monetary migration? A means traceable and secure, resistant to the tendrils of those who lurk in the shadows of deceit. My counsel has advised patience and thorough validation before leaping, and I shall heed such wisdom with the zeal of a disciple.

Your guidance is the beacon by which this ship sails, Mr. Wilbur, and with your next transmission, I shall set coordinates and voyage forth.

Until your missive arrives, I remain, perched on the precipice of action, ready to swoop into the welcoming arms of legitimacy and righteousness.

Awaiting your directive with bountiful eagerness,
Cameron McCaffrey 

Email #9, from Gregory Wilbur:

Dear Cameron McCaffrey

Thanks for your email. well i have read your email, also i have send you Invoice  for the payment of 3,500 dollars, i want you to send the 3,500 dollars to the information sent to you for more action about your payment, this all i want to say for now

Kindly respond to this message to continue the conversation.

Regards

<PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>