Fake Conferences for Earning Real Money

Researchers have always considered conferences as scientific societies and many conferences on different subjects are held annually which will lead to the development of the countries. Moreover, conferences provide researchers with the newest advances in their field of study on the one hand, and on the other hand gives them new ideas for their coming researches. Newly, virtual conferences have come into existence and removed physical distances and cut down on expenses and attracted the attention of researchers. The problem which may rise here is that some of these conferences have no intention, but to make money and no scientific information is presented there. In this article we will introduce these conferences. Holding virtual conference means to provide conferences online. Webinar is an example of these conferences. The advantage of virtual conferences is that they do not need any special fundamental necessities and may be held using online applications (Der Krans, 2007). Researchers may communicate through internet using applications such as Skype. In fact, virtual conference is a subdivision of virtual education which are known as virtual classes. In this situation, some jobbers hold virtual conferences with no article presentation merely to earn money. These people send emails to researchers to ask them to participate in their virtual conferences. They promise to publish papers in authentic journals especially journals which are indexed in Thomson Reuters. When the paper acceptance deadline is met, results are announced and researchers paid the charges, an announcement which asks researchers to upload their articles ’ files o