I am thankful for publishing and discussing this case, here, because I get often requests to publish a paper in a magazine not known to me. Thank you for your information!

Dear Hamdy

The editorial board should respond if you request to withdraw your article from their journal.

The article containing errors appearing on the journal website after revised submission shows that journal has no article editor and that the journal is possibly run by one-person who takes you money without putting effort to read/edit the accepted article.

Take the following steps.

Send an email to the journal editor or call the publisher office of the journal requesting to withdraw your article. 

If that does not work, try this. Go to google. Look up the names of all the editorial board members on google and find their university email (if they have any). Send an email to them with your query informing them that the journal editor is not responding to your concerns and consequently you  want to withdraw your article. If the editorial board members are concerned about their reputation, they will get the editor to respond to you immediately. 

If you do not get a response, look up the name of the editor on google to see if the editor is affiliated with a university. Send a message to his colleague (in the department) telling them you are trying to reach the so-called editor (mention his/her name).

If you get no reply after two weeks, go ahead and submit your article to another journal. 

Hope this helps.

Regards

Peterson

Dear Hamdy,

If you submit the MS of the published paper state so clearly during submission to another journal. Normally you cannot publish it twice. From next time you should be more careful while selecting a journal.

I do not think you will get response from the publishers of  "The Scientific Pages". 

You can upload the paper in RG and a supplementary file indicating all the mistakes in your published paper.

Hope this helps.

With best wishes,

Subir.

The publisher resolved the problem finally and they said they had a problem with the system. Still, this was a very careless behavior from a new publisher trying to build a good reputation!

Thanks everyone for your positive comments. 

predatory journals are not indexed in known data base,,,, and even if you search in web it will appear only on their website, so the question still on going with increasing the numbers of these kind of journals who targeting new and inexperienced authors, can we consider it as not published?

No it is published.

I don't understand why the editorial board are not responding to you. It is also unethical to withdraw your paper after its publication. Its a very painful lesson!

if a paper appears on the internet, withdrawal will make no real difference.

I am thankful for publishing and discussing this case, here, because I get often requests to publish a paper in a magazine not known to me. Thank you for your information!

1- Beall's list of potential predatory publishers and journals:

https://beallslist.weebly.com

2- List of Predatory Journals:

https://predatoryjournals.com/journals/

thanks Aldossary: about Jeffrey Bealls list of predatory journal, how can i trust him? it is not organization, he is not affiliated to any academic institute.

i have a previous experience with one journal of his list,,,,, they answered me that Jeffrey tried to blackmail them to remove their name from the list.

I have personally verified a few Indian journals from the list of Jeffrey Beall and they are definitely suspicious.

although Indian journals are pioneer and of high standard, still India is specially Hyderabad is a depth malicious journals.