Hypertensive
The subject line of her email says it all. At least it would, if I understood it.
Subject: Come into the world of standard science with our journal
Sophia.B beckons me into the world of standard science
with Archives of Clinical Hypertension. I just haven't got the foggiest idea what she means by standard
science. It must be better than non-standard science, or she wouldn't be promoting it. Then again, I'm not convinced that Sophia's the sharpest knife in the drawer.
It seems like a strange way to open a solicitation: admitting to constantly sending invitations, and acknowledging that they're bothersome, yet expecting a favourable response. I suppose that I could throw together an article on the effects of mail-bombing on recipients' blood pressure. That might be within the journal's scope. But I cannot imagine that it would help the scientific world
any more than any of the other garbage that she'll post to their worthless PDF repository.
Instead, I will simply add Sophia to my collection of junk mailers.
I don't know why she obfuscated her email address, bsophia5431@gmail.com; bots don't harvest addresses from the message body, do they? I do know that they scrape them from web pages, such as this and my scrapers' page, which she's also joined.
Welcome to the shitlist, Sophia.
This mail is in regards to the invitation mail we have been sending you constantly. Sorry to bother you with our mails, but our only intention behind is to get an article from eminent authors like you. Kindly let us know your interest, for publishing your manuscript in Archives of Clinical Hypertension(ISSN: 2640-771X) . We sincerely hope that your knowledge and expertise will enhance our journal and also help the scientific world. Please send your paper(s) directly to this mail id. Do not hesitate to contact me for any further queries regarding our journal. Best regards, Editorial Board Sophia.B, Managing Editor California, USA E-mail: bsophia5431(at)gmail(dot)com If you are not comfortable with our emails, please unsubscribe