https://jefferson.libguides.com/c.php?g=250298&p=1666257

Just consult Beall's list of predatory publishers.

http://scholarlyoa.com/2016/01/05/bealls-list-of-predatory-publishers-2016/

Another link.

Just insert title or ISSN, and you´ll know.

http://www.clasificacioncirc.es/

Hope it helps.

Beall's list is an excellent resource. This page has some additional journal references on predatory publishers. 

http://qcc.libguides.com/open/predatorypublishing

Dear all 

thank you so much for your information

Dear Baravan A. Asaad 

Thank you so much for your informations

All predatory journals take money, because they are commercial projects.

Dear Ian Kennedy 

Thank you so much for your help

Dear Baravan A. Asaad

I agree with you and you have reason

Do not trust journal website. go n check

https://jcr.incites.thomsonreuters.com

Have a look at the following website. This website that has a good properties are helpful for everyone who would like to check journals. I like it.

http://www.scimagojr.com/journalrank.php

Dear Ammar 

Thank you so much for your help

Best regards

Dear Nisar

Thank you so much for your help

Regards

 Dear

How can i find list of fake journal

Dear Haji Mousa

just conciliate

https://scholarlyoa.com/publishers/

http://scholarlyoa.com/2016/01/05/b...-list-of-predatory-publishers-2016/

Regards

By using Thomson Reuters journals citation (former ISI) index.

Please have a look at the list here: https://scholarlyoa.com/

We call it  "Beall's List of Predatory Journals"

Please have a look at the list here: https://scholarlyoa.com/

We call it  "Beall's List of Predatory Journals".

Dear Md Asiful Islam 

thank you so much for your information

Best regards

Fake Journal does not demand any reputation,any name,& even the writers who are contributing their publication in such journal,there are not only using their reputation as a writers but it has also an indirect action of the name as a writers.

In fake journal ,some time the news ,writings,create ,such an adverse leading topics which may create an adverse influence not only on the leaders but also the person who have her such fake news.

It is also very likely that in certain cases it may turn into a legal dispute .Fake journals are nuisance  to the society & it should be prohibited to socially by readers or even in certain cases may take a recourse to legal entry .

This is my personal opinion 

Why should we consider journal? Why don't we consider the content? content is an expression of  idea. Knowledge is not confined to any professors or Universities. History itself is example of so many original thinkers neglected by traditional contemporaries. Now the situation is different. We can go through the paper and if interested we can consider for further or we can leave it. Don't go for funding. But we can not set the limits for review(Reviewers always supports the like minded thoughts).We can support all open access journal with in limits of  social laws.(Not subject oriented opinions).

Dear Siva Prasad Kodukula

The "so called fake journals" negatively affect the quality of the work presented in several ways. First, the submitted paper is usually not peer reviewed (although claimed by such journals) and therefore, do not get refinements. Second, no one will trust the work and thus will not be cited even if the content is original. Third, it badly affects the reputation of the author presenting the work (e.g., if the content is original and of high-quality, then why not submitting it to well-reputed journal).

I appreciate your idea of open-access journals and there are well-reputed journals that offer open-access, however, the cost of publishing open-access is very high and we researchers/teachers are often unable to pay the cost.

In my personal opinion, these fake journals should be discouraged and if we find such fake journals through spam emails or while surfing the Web, we should report these in different research discussion forums, social media and may be on Research Gate.

Regards 

Eliminate the obviously predatory/junk journals that spring up like mushrooms after the rain

First, avoid predatory journals (consult Beall's list as correctly pointed out by Ian Kennedy)

Second,  search for the Journals in well-known databases and publishers including Elsevier, Taylor& Francis, Wiley, Springer, IEEE, etc.

Third, get opinion of senior colleagues in your department or university.

The fake publishers or journals generally have the following features:

1. They publish the papers without any revision or peer-revision process.

2. They have weak websites with a simple submission format.

3. Generally, they have no specific scientific scope and work in a multidisciplinary way

4.The period between submitting and publishing the papers is very short.

5. They never mention the requested fee in order to publish the papers on their sites, and notify the authors privately in a separate letter.

6. Commonly, they publish repetitive papers or even papers from other journals.

7. They have a broad advertisement plan in the form of spam E-mails.

8. The names of such journals commonly contain grand adjectives e.g. world, international and global (Butler 2013).

Source:

Esfe, M. H., Wongwises, S., Asadi, A., & Akbari, M. (2015). Fake journals: Their features and some viable ways to distinguishing them. Science and engineering ethics, 21(4), 821-824.

http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11948-014-9595-z

The Indexing list and the kind of papers available in Archives will decide whether it is fake or not. The Editorial team will also reveal the authenticity.

How can determine the fake journals?

1. Check Beall’s list of predatory publishers and journals to see if  the journal is on the list 

2. Search the journal in an internet search engine to see if there is any information about fraud.

3. On the journal site, check if the publisher’s full contact information, including the address is displayed.

4. Check the editorial board to see if it comprises experts in the field. Contact one or two of them to see if they are aware of the journal board.

5. Check to see if the journal’s web site is transparent about author fees.

6. Check the previously published papers and asses the quality.

7. Be suspicious about extremely fast submission with publication  periods, such as 3 weeks.

8. Check if the journal is a member of an association like Directory of Open Access Journals or Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association.

9. Ignore spam mail invitations to submit your work to journals or to become the member of editorial boards 

10. When in doubt, ask a more experienced colleague to help you

http://www.akademikaciltip.com/sayilar/240/buyuk/94-96.pdf

Related, you can check the quality by Norwegian and Danish lists (also actively maintained):

• https://dbh.nsd.uib.no/publiseringskanaler/
• http://ufm.dk/forskning-og-innovation/statistik-og-analyser/den-bibliometriske-forskningsindikator/autoritetslister

Missing implies uncertainty. 

Dear Behrouz Ahmadi-Nedushan 

Thank you for your information

Best regards

Dear Jonas Mellin

Thank you for your information

Best regards

Dear Amgad Abdrabou 

Thank you for your information and this very interested journal list

Best regards

Check Bella's list of predatory journals 2016

Hello and good day.Please check this website.You can search for a journal and add sci mag for your google search.You will find all related information about all valid journals.

http://www.scimagojr.com/

Sincerely yours

Hamed

It Is completely different to be accepted in all countries regarding educational system and Ministry of science and Education for covering universities. 

Dear Dr Hamed Daei Kasmaei 

Thank you for your information and this very interested journal list

Best regards

People interested in an update on predatory journals, following the cessation of Beall's List updates and it's removal, might like to refer to an article in today's Times Higher Education (6 April 2017, pp. 42 & 43), reporting work by Larissa Shamseer and David Moher (link below but access may be restricted to subscribers).

Their study resulted in a list of 13 warning signs:

1. The scope of interest includes non-biomedical subjects alongside biomedical topics, or multiple, wide-ranging and unrelated fields of study are combined

2. The website contains spelling and grammar errors

3, Images are distorted/fuzzy, intended to look like something they are not, or are unauthorised

4.The home page language targets authors rather than readers

5, The Index Copernicus Value is promoted on the website

6.  Description of the manuscript handling process is lacking

7.   Manuscripts are requested to be submitted via email

8.   Rapid publication is promised

9.   There is no retraction policy

10.   Information on whether and how journal content will be digitally preserved Is absent

11. The article processing/publication charge is very low (eg,

Dear Sir..

I found this website is very useful for all researchers who want to check the reliability and indexing of any journal with one sample search.. it checking the journal in 3 well-known databases ( PubMed-Scopus- Thomson Reuters master list) in addition to that it has a blacklist journals and publishers.

The address of website is : journalindex.org 

I hope this help you in check any journal before you submit your paper for publishing. 

Regards 

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Predatory magazines always have no scientific or linguistic assessment and are quick to accept the publication and publish a lot of research within the number of such research is not within the specialty of the magazine and the purpose of those counterfeit magazines is to get money

By following some instructions and suggestion like in these links.

https://www.enago.com/academy/how-to-identify-predatory-fake-journals/.

http://www.sciencemag.org/careers/2015/10/avoiding-fake-journals-and-judging-work-real-ones

Agree with Asma Ayaz

https://jefferson.libguides.com/c.php?g=250298&p=1666257

Here are some indicators to look out for:

• The journal has no address or contact information other than an email address listed.
• There are articles listed but no evidence of an editorial board to review those articles.
• The website has an overwhelming number of images from major publishers who would have no reason to partner with this journal.
• The editorial board seems to contain very prominent researchers who would be too busy to work with an unknown journal.
• There is no mention of an APF. This means you’ll likely receive an outrageous bill after your article has been rapidly accepted for publication.
• There is no mention of a peer review process or basic submission requirements.

before submitting to any journal, we should check on google by typing the name of journal with word 'fake' or 'scam' or 'predatory' ..hopefully enough information will be displayed. many universities including yale publishes list of such predatory journals.