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 prior emails as a point of reference.

Email #1, from Richard:

Attention: Cameron McCaffrey

Your mail message is well received and noted by me and my office.
Meanwhile, I am happy to assure you that we have put a stop to the fund transfer until further notice, however and now that we hear back from you, you are kindly advised to forward to me your true receiving details below, hence we have stopped the attempted person who wanted to diverts your fund into his own account he provided to me before now.
Furthermore, upon you do that my office will advise you further as when your fund will get into your bank account with all the legal documents that will go along with the wire transfer in line with the international banking practice.
(1) Your full name and address
(2) Your direct telephone number
(3) Your banking details where your fund will be wired into

Awaiting your urgent response
Yours sincerely,
Mr. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>
Head, Funds Transfer Director, CBN Nigeria
Telephone: 234-80262-00951
Tel/Fax 234-1-776-4733

Email #2, from Cameron McCaffrey (me):

Dear Mr. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

I hope this message meets you in good health and high spirits.

I am sending this message to express my willingness to cooperate and expedite this transfer process. It is indeed a pleasure to learn of the vigilant measures undertaken by your office to prevent any fraudulent attempts on my funds.

To proceed with the utmost transparency and security, and to ensure the immediacy of this process, I have compiled the required details as requested:

1. Full name: Cameron McCaffrey
2. Address: To be provided alongside banking details for security purposes.
3. Direct telephone number: To be provided alongside banking details for security purposes.

Before forwarding my comprehensive banking details, I am currently awaiting the necessary legal documents, which you mentioned in your previous correspondence, that will accompany the wire transfer. This will help me better understand the process and the documentation involved.

Moreover, as a gesture of due diligence, I have taken the liberty of consulting with my financial advisor who counseled the importance of verifying the identities of parties involved in significant financial transactions. He agreed that your understanding of such precautions would be most beneficial for both parties, fostering trust and ensuring a smooth transaction.

In line with this advice, I am keen to see the official letter of authorization, a scanned copy of your identification, and the photograph as previously requested, which will undoubtedly provide the assurance needed to proceed confidently with the transaction.

I understand that the request for a photograph may seem unusual; however, please appreciate that in today’s digital world, such measures are a common practice to establish authenticity in remote dealings.

Furthermore, please advise me on the secure method proposed by your office for transferring sensitive information. I am committed to maintaining the privacy and integrity of our transaction.

I am glad to be in contact with a professional of your caliber and anticipate the successful conclusion of our business. Please consider this as a token of my commitment to follow through the process to its rightful end.

I await your guidance and the aforementioned documents to proceed without any further delay.

Best regards,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #3, from Richard:

Attention: Cameron McCaffrey
Please, after going through your mail message and having taking note of it my only guidance to you is to send to me your full name and address along with Your direct telephone number and Your banking details where your fund will be wired into and by so doing my office will get you paid through wire transfer here in Nigeria or through our affiliate paying bank with all the legal documents in line with the international banking practice simple.
Awaiting your urgent response
Yours sincerely,
Mr. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>
Head, Funds Transfer Director, CBN Nigeria
Telephone: 234-80262-00951
Tel/Fax 234-1-776-4733