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However, you’re fully protected by a 100% money-back return policy.

If you are dissatisfied at any time during the peer review process usually takes 2 – 4 weeks or your paper get accepted, published in another journal or delaying in review process or any other reason simply ask for withdraw of paper. You will not be charged for this service. That’s a firm promise and commitment.

You will be requested to make the publication fee towards publishing, maintenance of paper in secured data storage, databases for future archiving of the article. If for some reason, you want to withdraw your paper after making the payment when your paper is accepted simply ask for a refund of fee you have paid. 100% fee will be refunded without conveyance charges you paid. However the authors are not eligible to get full refund when your paper is published online. Your paper may be withdrawn at any time without prior notice if we found your published article is against journal policies or copyright transfer or any compliants.

In order to obtain a full refund under this policy, a email request should be made, the email must include your paper information such as manuscript ID, corresponding author name, soft copy of invoice, payment or transaction slip, refund request form so that we can make a refund.

Contacting Us

Email your refund requests to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Please include the words “Refund Request” in the subject line of your email.

To serve you and others better in the future, we request (but do not require) that you tell us why you withdraw your paper and want a refund. We want satisfied reader, authors and editors.

This refund policy was last updated on April 01, 2012.

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