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. Stall for time by asking as many questions as necessary, to keep the scammer occupied for as long as possible.

Email #1, from Terry:

Dear Beneficiary,

Your email was received and for the option you choose which is online account, we will have to setup an online account for you and send you the details and you will be the one making transfer by yourself but as you already know to setup the online account for you required fees and once the payment is confirmed then your online account will be ready and you will start making transfer without any further delay, so get back to me asap if you are ready.
 
Thanks for Your Co-operation.

Mr Terry Dolan

Email #2, from Cameron:

Dear Mr <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

Thank you for your email. I am very happy to hear that I have been chosen as a beneficiary of US Bank. I appreciate your offer to set up an online account for me so that I can make the transfer by myself. This sounds very convenient and secure.

However, I have a few questions before I proceed with the payment of the fees. I hope you don't mind answering them for me.
How much are the fees and how can I pay them?
Do you accept PayPal, Western Union, or MoneyGram?
How long will it take to set up the online account after I pay the fees?
How can I access the online account and what are the security features?
How much money is in the online account and how can I transfer it to my bank account?
Do you have any proof or documents that show that I am the rightful beneficiary of US Bank?
I hope you understand that I need to verify these details before I send you any money. I am sure you are a trustworthy and honest person, but there are many scammers out there who try to cheat people like me. I don't want to fall victim to any fraud or scam.

Please reply to me as soon as possible with the answers to my questions. I am very eager to start the transfer process and receive my money. Thank you for your cooperation and patience.

Sincerely,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #3, from Terry:

Dear Beneficiary,

Your email was received and for your questions, everything will cost you $1,550.00 only and we don't accept money gram or western union, and once the payment is confirmed then the online account will only take three days and you will start making use of it, and yes we have all the proofs that you are the rightful owner of the funds, and we can direct you on how to access the online account once it's activated, so everything is step by step okay, so once you are ready to make the payment then kindly let us know so we can direct you on how to make the payment okay. 

Email #4, from Cameron:

Dear Mr <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

Thank you for your email. I am very glad to hear that you have answered my questions and that you have all the proof that I am the rightful owner of the funds. You are a very helpful and reliable person.

However, I have a few more concerns before I make the payment of the fees. I hope you don't mind answering them for me.

1. Why are the fees so high and what are they for?
2. Why don't you accept money gram or western union? They are very convenient and secure methods of payment.
3. How can I pay the fees without using money gram or western union? Do you accept credit cards, bank transfers, or checks?
4. Can you send me the proof that you have that shows that I am the rightful beneficiary of US Bank? I would like to see them for my own peace of mind.
5. Can you also send me a screenshot or a link of the online account that you will set up for me? I would like to see how it looks and how it works.

I hope you understand that I need to be careful and cautious before I send you any money. I am sure you are a trustworthy and honest person, but there are many scammers out there who try to trick people like me. I don't want to lose my money or my opportunity.

Please reply to me as soon as possible with the answers to my questions and the proofs that you have. I am very willing to pay the fees and receive the funds, but I need to be sure that you are not lying to me or trying to rob me.

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.

Sincerely,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #5, from Terry:

Dear Beneficiary,

Your email was received and you have to understand that we can't be answering all your questions, like we stated on our previous email we told you that everything is step by step, you asked a question and we answered you but you keep on asking more and more questions, listen we are only doing our jobs here and that is to make sure you received your funds, we understand that you are being careful but you are taking it in a wrong way, do your part and leave the rest for us to handle, if after the fees is confirmed and we didn't do as we said then you know that we are lying to you and then don't believe us again, once you are ready for this then let us know.

Email #6, from Cameron:

Dear Mr <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,
Thank you for your email. I am sorry if I have annoyed you with my questions, but I hope you can understand that I am just trying to be safe and smart. I have heard many horror stories of people who have lost their money and their identity to scammers who pretend to be from US Bank or other reputable institutions. I don't want to be one of them.

I trust you and I respect your job, but I also need to protect myself and my interests. I am sure you would do the same if you were in my position. I am not trying to take this in a wrong way, I am just trying to be sure that this is a legitimate and legal transaction.

I am ready to pay the fees and receive the funds, but I need you to do one thing for me first. I need you to send me a picture of yourself holding a sign that says "Hello Cameron, I am Mr Terry Dolan from US Bank". This will prove to me that you are who you say you are and that you are not a scammer.

Please don't take this as an insult or a joke. This is a very serious and important request. I have seen many scammers use fake or stolen pictures to deceive their victims. I don't want to fall for that. I want to see your real face and your real sign.

Please send me the picture as soon as possible, and I will proceed with the payment of the fees. I will also send you the confirmation code and the receipt once the payment is completed.

Thank you for your cooperation and honesty. I hope to hear from you soon.

Sincerely,

Cameron McCaffrey cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #7, from Terry:

Dear Beneficiary,

Your email was received and do you think we are here for play? We still have many people that we are attending to but we decide to attend to you quickly and get everything done but you are taking that for granted, you have every right to be careful but not in this way, because that is sounding so rude and disrespectful, we have told you what to do but if that isn't ok by you then you leave it than all this you are doing, if you do your part and we didn't fullfil yours then you have every right to take action but if isn't in your mind then don't do it, we can never force you or threaten you, the choice is yours so make your choice.

Email #8, from Cameron:

Dear Mr <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

I apologize if my previous email came across as rude or disrespectful. That was not my intention. I understand that you are busy attending to other people, and I appreciate the time you have taken to communicate with me.

I apologize for any misunderstandings that may have occurred. I am eager to proceed with the payment of the fees and receive the funds. However, as I mentioned before, I have heard stories of people being scammed, and I want to take all necessary precautions to ensure the legitimacy of this transaction.

If it is not possible for you to provide the picture as I requested, I completely understand. I do not wish to offend or upset you. I will proceed with the payment of the fees based on the information you have provided so far. Please provide me with the payment instructions, and I will send you the payment confirmation code and receipt once the payment is completed.

Again, I apologize for any inconvenience or misunderstandings caused. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Sincerely,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #9, from Terry:

Dear Beneficiary,

Your email was received and this is the information and once the payment is made then kindly attach the payment receipt for confirmation and after that we will proceed immediately without any further delay and we will give you every details you need okay. 
 
Payment information of our agent.
 
Name: Gladys O Iruke 
Bank name: Wood Forest
National Bank
Account number:1132832666
Routing number: 113008465
House address: 14814 Newton Falls Lane 
Sugar Land, TX 77498
Address: Woodforest National Bank,
P.O. Box 7889, The Woodlands, TX, 77387-7889 
Amount: $1,550.00 only.

Email #10, from Cameron:

Dear Mr <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

Thank you for providing the payment information. I appreciate your assistance in this matter. I will proceed with the payment as soon as possible and provide you with the payment receipt for confirmation.

Before I make the payment, I have a few more questions. I hope you don’t mind answering them for me.

1. Can you please provide me with the full name of the beneficiary for the payment? I want to ensure that the payment is properly credited.
2. How long will it take for the payment to be confirmed and for the online account to be set up once I provide the payment receipt?
3. After the online account is set up, how can I access it securely? Will I need to set up a username and password, or will you provide me with the login credentials?
4. Can you clarify the steps I need to take to transfer the funds from the online account to my bank account? I want to make sure I understand the process correctly.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation. I am looking forward to completing this transaction and receiving the funds.

Sincerely,
Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #11, from Terry:

Dear Beneficiary,

Your email was received and listen like we told you before if isn't in your mind to do then don't do it, we are not forcing you on that, you keep on asking the same questions you have been asking since, every details you need will be given to you once the payment is confirmed, and every direction you need on how to access the online account will be given to you, we will be here to direct you and for the name that is how it is and you can use it that way if you are actually interested because we don't really know if you are here playing games or what, do your part and leave the rest for us to handle simple.

Email #12, from Cameron:

Dear Mr <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

I apologize if I have been repetitive in my questions. I assure you that I am not playing games or trying to waste your time. I am genuinely interested in completing this transaction and receiving the funds.

Thank you for providing the payment information. I understand that once the payment is confirmed, all the necessary details and directions will be given to me. I will proceed with the payment as soon as possible and provide you with the payment receipt for confirmation.

Please understand that I am simply trying to be cautious and ensure the smooth and secure process of this transaction. I appreciate your patience and assistance so far.

Sincerely,
Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #13, from Terry:

Dear Beneficiary,

Your email was received and we want to know if you have proceed to make the payment or you haven't, you are the person delaying everything now so kindly get back to us and let us know what is going on okay.