I haven’t gotten one of these for a while. I’m tempted, but a little busy now. However, if you’re interested, I’m sure they’d give you a reasonable rate. Based on the writing in the email, the editing is probably top notch, too.
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From: Editor [pattysue@cableone.net]
Subject: Research Manuscript Submission
Dear Author,
SJP is a broad-base open access journal publisher. We cover all areas of scientific researches, humanities, social sciences and behavioral sciences. And we welcome the submission of manuscript(s) with a significance and scientific excellence, and we will publish:
1. Original articles in basic and applied research
2. Case studies
3. Critical reviews, surveys, opinions, commentaries and essays
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I. How to Submit Manuscript
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III. Instructions for Authors
IV. Publication Fee/Charges
Regards,
Editorial Office
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Hi Wayne. You probably already know this or have verified, but according to metadata librarian Jeffery Beall who tracks bogus or con-job publishers at Scholarly Open Access (http://scholarlyoa.com/), there is the ‘Science Journal Publication’ on his ‘beware’ list (http://scholarlyoa.com/publishers/). I’m assuming the SJP publisher you mention here is different the one mentioned on his site, but thought I would pass along the information just in case. – Jason
I didn’t bother to check, but I’m not surprised it’s on there. I’m aware of this trend, but I haven’t gotten many emails making this request of me, and I thought the wording was amusing.