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 to waste their time and resources. Use name Cameron McCaffrey and the email cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #1, from Jane (scammer):

Dear Sir,

I am Ms. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON> a Clerk under the office of the Director on Foreign Payments Central Bank of Nigeria. I have worked as the Assistant to the  Director and was demoted when they found out that I have never been in support of their shady deals, they wrote a petition against me and I was moved to the Finance Ministry but now I am back to continue my good work which I believe in transparency to humanity.

Though I am now in a lower department and position, I still  have access to transfer files .I have gone through your file and have found that you have completed all that is required of you to have your fund released into your account but the greed which exist in the lives of the Directors of the Foreign Payment, Central Bank of Nigeria, and other approved paying Banks here will not let them do what they are supposed to do. I am happy for the good President we have in  Nigeria today who is not like the former presidents who did nothing about corruption/corrupt practices in the payment system.

Because of their greed and amount involved, they would not let you know what to do to get your funds transferred.The money you have spent in the past is nothing compared to what they make from your funds through what we call International Trade on Stock and Exchange. This was what Prof. Charles Soludo, Sanusi and the Zenith Bank Director
introduced to all of them, telling them never to release your already approved payment so that they can use it to trade on the International Market on 60 days intervals and make 10% of the amount. Check out how much they must have made with your payment since it was first approved for transfer.

This is one secret most of our foreign beneficiaries are not aware of and they need someone to stand for them to clear this and make them get their payments. To be frank with you, if I had contacted you earlier, you would have received this money in your account directly today through KTT wire transfer because I know their secret which they believe no one else is aware of or will be intimidated to speak up.

I will tell you what you have to do as soon as I get your response to have your fund transferred within 72 hours. This is what I was doing for some beneficiaries and the Directors suspected and kicked against me. I have no interest in your money, I have no interest in what they do too but my anger is that they use and dump us not because we want to share money with them but because they think we know nothing about their deals. Please assure me that no one will know about this and  it will be secret until you have received the document and take them by surprise. I am so sorry for all you have gone through.

I am waiting for your response.

Regards,

Ms. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>

Email #2, from Cameron (scam-baiter):

Dear Ms. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

I hope this message finds you well. My name is Cameron McCaffrey, and I appreciate you reaching out to me regarding my pending funds. It's truly refreshing to hear from someone who has experienced the challenges of corruption within the system and is now working to ensure transparency for individuals like myself.

I must admit, I have been feeling quite perplexed about the ongoing delays and the lack of communication from the officials regarding my funds, so your offer to help is a beacon of hope! I am interested in learning more about the steps I need to take to finally receive what is rightfully mine.

You mentioned that you could facilitate a KTT wire transfer within 72 hours, which sounds very promising. I’m eager to understand how this process works and what I need to do on my end to initiate it.

Furthermore, I completely understand the need for confidentiality in matters such as these, especially with the corruption you’ve described. Rest assured, I will keep this matter strictly between us.

Please share the details of what I need to do, and I look forward to collaborating with you to resolve this matter swiftly.

Thank you for your support and for taking the time to assist me. I am hopeful that together we can navigate this frustrating process!

Best regards,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #3, from Jane:

Dear Sir,

You will contact the lawyer in charge of the process by name Bernard Dienye, tell him that you seek the intervention and services of the Nigerian Bar Association using the Irrevocable Presidential Permit (IPP) for the release of your money which has been delayed for years by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and other agencies.

His email address is <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_EMAIL_ADDRESS>
Whatever he may say in reply you let me know for more directives.

Thanks,

Ms. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>