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 email cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #1, from Cameron (scam-baiter):

Dear beloved and trustworthy friend Joyce,

Thank you so much for your swift reply and for providing the contact details of Mr. Ignacio Villarreal Sáenz, as well as for attaching his international passport. I have reviewed the documents and everything seems genuine and well-prepared, which gives me great confidence to proceed further.

Before I reach out to Mr. Villarreal, I want to make sure I understand everything fully to avoid any confusion down the line. Could you kindly confirm the total amount of solicitor fees Mr. Villarreal will require upfront so he can start the documentation process immediately? Also, I would deeply appreciate a detailed breakdown of how this sum is allocated — it helps me plan accordingly and shows transparency to everyone involved.

As this is a significant responsibility on my part, I have a few questions to clarify everything with Mr. Villarreal when I contact him:

- What methods of payment does he accept?
- How soon after payment can we expect the documents, including the death certificate, to be ready?
- What guarantees can Mr. Villarreal provide to reassure me that the funds and documents are legitimate and properly secured throughout the process?

In the meantime, I am diligently verifying and preparing my personal documents. If you could kindly share your own ID as well, it would greatly assist the solicitor with cross-verification and expedite the process.

Also, I was wondering if Mr. Villarreal has a website or any professional references you can provide? Since we are placing a lot of trust in him and this process, additional confirmation on his credentials will help me stay assured and proceed with full confidence.

Please extend my warm thanks and blessings to your lovely twin daughters, and I join you in praying for our success and safeguarding of this venture. I do value our friendship and will maintain utmost discretion at every step.

Looking forward to your kind response with the requested clarifications and any additional information you can provide.

May the good Lord continue to bless and guide us.

Warm regards and deep gratitude,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #2, from Joyce:

Good morning to you my dear beloved friend Cameron McCaffrey,

How are you and how was your night? Trust you're fine and your night was good.

I acknowledge the receipt of your email..

Below is the answers to your questions: 

-Could you kindly confirm the total amount of solicitor fees Mr. Villarreal will require upfront so he can start the documentation process immediately? 47,850.00 Euros which is equivalent to $53,000.00United States Dollar.

- What methods of payment does he accept? Bank to bank transfer deposit and must be sent to his receiving representative agent presently in your country or via Bitcoin method.

- How soon after payment can we expect the documents, including the death certificate, to be ready? Yes including the death certificate and it will take three working days all the required documents will be out and must be sent to you for your perusal.

- What guarantees can Mr. Villarreal provide to reassure me that the funds and documents are legitimate and properly secured throughout the process? A letter of guarantees and agreement letter between you and I will also be included among the required documents needed for this transaction.

I thought I had already sent you my I.D alongside my twin daughter photo and I last week or you still need my international passport? 

Below is Mr. Villarreal phone number:

<PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PHONE_NUMBER>.

Please kindly furnish me with your personal documents if you're done verifying and preparing.

Have a pleasant day and a great new week ahead.
Respectfully yours,
Always your dear dearest beloved friend and partner.-Joyce.