The link to the latter does not work, but the website (such as it is) can be found at www.clinicalmedicinereview.org). The solicitation spam fails to mention that there is no such journal -- at least, not yet. Clicking on "current" and "archives" triggers the response "This journal has not published any issues." Clicking on "Authors Guidelines" yields "File not found." The website lists neither an editor nor an editorial board. The publisher's motto ought to be, "After they come, we'll build it."
The domain names copernicuspublishing.org and copernicuspublishing.com were registered by GoDaddy's Domains By Proxy on Feb. 7, 2018, masking the identity of the principals. The address on the website belongs to Back Office Plus:
Back Office Plus located at 4607 Library Rd Suite 220, Bethel Park PA is the go-to resource for packing, shipping, printing and business service needs for the residents and businesses of the South Hills. Our team of dedicated, professionally trained experts understands the meaning of Super-Star Customer Care—we focus on saving you time and money by ensuring you get the right products and services at the right price—in a single, quick visit.The March 27th spam purports to be confidential and legally privileged. "Legally challenged" might be more apt.
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From: A. Umana, MD. [a.umana@copernicuspublishing.org]
Sent: Tue 3/27/2018 3:12 PM
Subject: Manuscript
Dear Dr. Kaye DH, I recently read the paper you had written "The good - the bad - the ugly: the NAS report on strengthening forensic science in America." and thought that perhaps you could write a paper for the upcoming issue of CMR which I have been assigned to edit. Are you still at Pennsylvania State University ? If you could send me more information on your current work that would be nice. The submission could be either a followup research article or a review. I would be happy to read any of your current work to see if it is within the scope of the journal. Are you potentially interested in contributing such a paper?
Sincerely,
A. Umana, MD, Clinical Medicine Review
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From: A. Umana, MD. [a.umana@copernicuspublishing.org]
Sent: Sun 4/1/2018 12:38 AM
Subject: Manuscript
Dear Dr. Kaye DH,
I didn't get a reply to this so I am following up. Would you have time to prepare an article next month? Woould [sic] you like me to send you more information about the journal?
Sincerely,
A. Umana, MD
I got this piece of spam. Thanks for saving me some time.
ReplyDeleteThis is what I received today:
ReplyDeleteDear Dr. Ten,
I recently read the paper you had written "Motives and activities for continuing professional development: An exploration of their relationships by integrating literature and interview data" and thought that perhaps you could write a paper for the upcoming issue of CMR which I have been assigned to edit. Are you still at Umc Utrecht? If you could send me more information on your current work that would be nice.
The submission could be either a followup research article or a review. I would be happy to read any of your current work to see if it is within the scope of the journal.
Are you potentially interested in contributing such a paper?
Sincerely,
A. Umana, MD
Clinical Medicine Review
Yes, thank you for sharing. Spam can be so personal. I received this email this morning:
ReplyDeleteI recently read the article you wrote "The power of the context map: Designing realistic outcome evaluation strategies and other unanticipated benefits" and I am thinking that maybe you could write another article for the upcoming issue of CMR which I have been assigned to edit. Are you still at University of North Dakota? If you could send me more information on your current work that would be nice..
Got the same email as well about a paper written 3 years ago. I sent him this link but it will make no difference!
ReplyDeleteI also appreciate this. Here is the--apart from the "key words" identical--trail of email message:
ReplyDeleteDear Dr. Foppa,
I didn't get a reply to this so I am following up. Would you have time to prepare an article next month? Would you like me to send you more information about the journal?
Sincerely,
A. Umana, MD
On Tue, Mar 28, 2018, A. Umana, (a.umana@copernnicuspublishing.org) wrote:
Dear Dr. Foppa,
I recently read the paper you had written "Deaths averted by influenza vaccination in the U.S. during the seasons 2005/06 through 2013/14" and thought that perhaps you could write a paper for the upcoming issue of CMR which I have been assigned to edit. Are you still at Centers for disease Control and Prevention? If you could send me more information on your current work that would be nice.
The submission could be either a followup research article or a review. I would be happy to read any of your current work to see if it is within the scope of the journal.
Are you potentially interested in contributing such a paper?
Sincerely,
A. Umana, MD
Yep - me too and I'm in Speech and Language Therapy so my focus is somewhat of a tenuous link...
ReplyDeleteI also got the following emails. Thank you all for saving my time with such invitations
ReplyDeleteDear Dr. Javed,
I didn't get a reply to this so I am following up. Would you have time to prepare an article in the next 1-3 months? Would you like me to send you more information about the journal?
Sincerely,
A. Umana, MD
On April 17, 2018, A. Umana, (a.umana@copernnicuspublishing.org) wrote:
Dear Dr. Javed,
I recently read the article you wrote "Incidence of early childhood caries: A systematic review and meta-analysis" and I am thinking that maybe you could write another article for the upcoming issue of CMR which I have been assigned to edit. Are you still at University of Rochester? If you could send me more information on your current work that would be nice.
The article could be either a followup research article or a review. I would be happy to read any of your current work to see if it is within the scope of the journal.
May I send you more information about this?
Sincerely,
Dr. A. Umana, MD
Clinical Medicine Review
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Dear Dr. Solanki,
ReplyDeleteI didn't get a reply to this so I am following up. Would you have time to prepare an article in the next 1-3 months? Would you like me to send you more information about the journal?
Sincerely,
A. Umana, MD
On April 19, 2018, A. Umana, (a.umana@copernnicuspublishing.org) wrote:
Dear Dr. Solanki,
I recently read the article you wrote "Oxalic acid capped iron oxide nanorods as a sensing platform." and I am thinking that maybe you could write another article for the upcoming issue of CMR which I have been assigned to edit. Are you still at Jawaharlal Nehru University? If you could send me more information on your current work that would be nice.
The article could be either a followup research article or a review. I would be happy to read any of your current work to see if it is within the scope of the journal.
May I send you more information about this?
Sincerely,
Dr. A. Umana, MD
Clinical Medicine Review
ubject: Re: Bacteriological methods as add on tests to...
ReplyDeleteDate: 04/24/2018 (03:04:23 PM UTC)
From: "A. Umana, MD."
To: ketema.abdissa@ju.edu.et
Dear Dr. Abdissa,
I didn't get a reply to this so I am following up. Would you have
time to prepare an article in the next 1-3 months? Would you like me
to send you more information about the journal?
Sincerely,
A. Umana, MD
On April 19, 2018, A. Umana,
(a.umana@copernnicuspublishing.org) wrote:
Dear Dr. Abdissa,
I recently read the article you wrote "Bacteriological methods as add
on tests to fine-needle aspiration cytology in diagnosis of
tuberculous lymphadenitis: can they reduce the diagnostic dilemma" and
I am thinking that maybe you could write another article for the
upcoming issue of CMR which I have been assigned to edit. Are you
still at Jimma University? If you could send me more information on
your current work that would be nice.
The article could be either a followup research article or a review.
I would be happy to read any of your current work to see if it is
within the scope of the journal.
May I send you more information about this?
Sincerely,
Dr. A. Umana, MD
Clinical Medicine Review
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If you are not the names recipient of this email, please return to
sender. The information contained in this communication may be
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I received a similar solicitation from Dr. A. Estrada, MD but using the aumana email address. Very shady.
ReplyDeleteI was very happy to find this informative site, as I have received two solicitations from the erstwhile Dr. Estrada, though the email is Copernicus publishing. Not even enough finesse to use my name, which speaks for itself (this is completely unedited):
ReplyDelete"On May 6, 2018, A. Estrada, (estrada@copernnicuspublishing.org) wrote:
Dear ,
I am working with our board to schedule articles for the next few issues of the Clinical Medicine Review and was hoping we could discuss including an article from you. I had a look at the article you wrote titled "Ovotesticular Disorders of Sexual Development: a Case of Hernia Uteri Inguinalis." and I am thinking that maybe you could prepare another article related to this work. Or if you no longer work on this topic I would be happy to discuss publishing an article on a different topic.
The article could be either a research article or a review.
Can I send you more information about the journal?
Sincerely,
Dr. A. Estrada, M.D.
Editorial Board
Clinical Medicine Review"
Hi, thanks for the info here. I got this email today:
ReplyDeleteSent by: A. Umana, M.D.
Subject: Trying to reach corresponding author
Dear Dr. Dr. Nederhoed,
I am trying to get in contact with the corresponding author of "Intravenous Targeted Microbubbles Carrying Urokinase versus Urokinase Alone in Acute Peripheral Arterial Thrombosis in a Porcine Model" and I wasn't sure which contact information is correct.
Would that be you?
Sincerely,
Dr. A. Umana, M.D.
Clinical Medicine Review
Thanks for the information. I got this email today:
ReplyDeleteDear Dr. Dr. Chi,
I am trying to get in contact with the corresponding author of "Peripheral arterial disease and atrial fibrillation and risk of stroke - heart failure hospitalization and cardiovascular death: A nationwide cohort study" and I wasn't sure which contact information is correct.
Would that be you?
Sincerely,
Dr. A. Umana, M.D.
Clinical Medicine Review
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Thanks for saving me.I got this
ReplyDeleteDear Dr. Dr. Wattanasirichaigoon,
I am trying to get in contact with the corresponding author of "Pericardial effusion in primary systemic carnitine deficiency" and I wasn't sure which contact information is correct.
Would that be you?
Sincerely,
Dr. A. Umana, M.D.
Clinical Medicine Review
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Thank you. This posting helped me avoid responding to and getting ensnared in a spam/scam. Looks like “Dr. Umana” is getting more creative in his emails...
ReplyDeleteFrom: "A. Umana, M.D."
Date: <>
Subject: Trying to reach corresponding author
Reply-To: "A. Umana, M.D."
Dear Dr. Dr. <>,
I am trying to get in contact with the corresponding author of "<>" and I wasn't sure which contact information is correct.
Would that be you?
Sincerely,
Dr. A. Umana, M.D.
Clinical Medicine Review
Got these too. To end them, replied
ReplyDelete"Of course. My base fee will be $1000 and a per-word fee of $0.10 will be added."
Thanks for the heads up. They are still at it:
ReplyDeleteI'm writing to you to discuss having an update to your past article "Constructing maternal morbidity - towards a standard tool to measure and monitor maternal health beyond mortality" featured in an issue of the Clinical Medicine Review. I think this work would likely be of interest to our readers and that it would be nice to see a paper with more recent data if possible. Or if you haven't continued in this exact line of research maybe we could talk about preparing a research article on some of your related work.
Could you please think this over and let me know if you are available to draft an article in the next few months or so?
I just got this. It's a fake, of course.
ReplyDeleteDear Dr. Moya,
I'm writing to you to discuss having an update to your past article "Potentially-toxic and essential elements profile of AH1N1 patients in Mexico City" featured in an issue of the Clinical Medicine Review. I think this work would likely be of interest to our readers and that it would be nice to see a paper with more recent data if possible. Or if you haven't continued in this exact line of research maybe we could talk about preparing a research article on some of your related work.
Could you please think this over and let me know if you are available to draft an article in the next few months or so?
Best Regards,
A. Umana, M.D.
Senior Editor
Clinical Medicine Review
215-207-0125
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Hi, I also got the same email today. Thank you all for saving my time with such invitations. Best regards
ReplyDeleteI received similar e-mails multiple times from the same guy. Looks like that it is very difficult to block them. They keep coming into my main e-mail folder even if I list them as junk. Any idea how to block them?
ReplyDeleteJust got this today:
ReplyDeleteDear Meinrad Drexel,
I'm writing to you to discuss having an update to your past article "Effects of galanin receptor 2 and receptor 3 knockout in mouse models of acute seizures." featured in an issue of the Clinical Medicine Review. I think this work would likely be of interest to our readers and that it would be nice to see a paper with more recent data if possible. Or if you haven't continued in this exact line of research maybe we could talk about preparing a research article on some of your related work.
Could you please think this over and let me know if you are available to draft an article in the next few months or so?
Best Regards,
A. Umana, M.D.
Senior Editor
Clinical Medicine Review
215-207-0125
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Just got this today:
ReplyDeleteDear Ranjit De,
I'm writing to you to discuss having an update to your past article "Recent progress on biocompatible nanocarrier-based genistein delivery systems in cancer therapy." featured in an issue of the Clinical Medicine Review. I think this work would likely be of interest to our readers and that it would be nice to see a paper with more recent data if possible. Or if you haven't continued in this exact line of research maybe we could talk about preparing a research article on some of your related work.
Could you please think this over and let me know if you are available to draft an article in the next few months or so?
Best Regards,
A. Umana, M.D.
Senior Editor
Clinical Medicine Review
215-207-0125
If you are not the named recipient of this email, please return to sender. The information contained in this communication may be confidential, is intended only for the use of the recipient named above, and may be legally privileged. This message is a solicitation. This is a B2B communication unless otherwise stated. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution, or copying of this communication, or any of its contents, is strictly prohibited. Notice: You may decline to receive future messages from this e-mail address. If you wish to do so, please send notice to sender via email or to 4607 Library Rd Suite 220-1048 Bethel Park, PA 15102.
Thank you for sharing this nice information.
ReplyDeleteI also have gotten this e mail this morning.
I'm writing to you to discuss having an update to your past article "Visibility of bony structures around hip prostheses in dual-energy CT: With or without metal artefact reduction software." featured in an issue of the Clinical Medicine Review. I think this work would likely be of interest to our readers and that it would be nice to see a paper with more recent data if possible. Or if you haven't continued in this exact line of research maybe we could talk about preparing a research article on some of your related work.
Could you please think this over and let me know if you are available to draft an article in the next few months or so?
Best Regards,
A. Umana, M.D.
Same here!
ReplyDeleteI did a tweet about this as @AndreaSaltelli. Here it is:
I keep receiving mails soliciting articles - extending a previous articles on mine, for Clinical Medicine Review. The mail warns me that the information contained "may be confidential", is my eyes only, and "may be legally privileged". Here is more: http://flakyj.blogspot.com/2018/03/copernicus-publishers.html …
Copernicuspublishing.org has the hallmarks of Dylan Fazel's scams... the same fake signatories to the spam, the same wheedling smarmy tone as found in invitations to contribute to 'Internal Medicine Review' and 'Archives of Psychology' and AOAMJ and the rest of Knowledge Enterprises, Inc. Also the same tendency to stalk.
ReplyDeleteSo it turns out that all these grifts are hosted on the same IP server: https://domainbigdata.com/91.121.0.101
There I was informed that "Websites using this ip : 91.121.0.101" include the following (Esmed.org and europeansocietyofmedicine.org are also hosted on that IP, but haven't shown up yet on the Domainbigdata site)...
spg.ltd
aoamj.org
copernicus.ltd
archivesofpsychology.org
ke-i.org
internalmedicinereview.org
copernicuspublishing.com
All the same scammer.