1. Build a false submission website and make a false periodical.
Make a fake website, then publish the contribution information, then get the contributor information, then pretend to be an editor, then fabricate and distribute papers, and finally ask for publishing fees and other expenses.
2. Pretend to be a regular periodical and send a recruitment notice to the victim.
Illegally enter the public mailbox of a regular newspaper or magazine, then send an employment notice to the contributor, and finally charge fees such as review fees.
3. The editor sends the victim a notice of false manuscript recording.
Pretending to be a magazine editor, then falsely claiming that you can distribute papers on your behalf, then making false admission notices, and finally taking the opportunity to defraud property.
4. Publish false advertisements to the victim's mailbox at a fixed point.
Collect the mailboxes of published authors → push false advertisements to write and distribute papers → collect publishing fees and expert review fees.
5. Academic misconduct documents are relatively fraudulent.
There are two kinds of fraud in the comparison of academic misconduct documents: one is the Taobao "seller" who obtains the account number of misconduct documents through various means and collects the comparison fee from the author. Second, the author made a "targeted" revision of the article to avoid high repetition rate after consulting the literature privately through Taobao or the editors of academic journals, and then submitted it. These two behaviors rarely involve the editors of academic journals, but the "whitewashed" manuscripts will eventually be sent to the editors.