Pricing Statement
Articles published by Truthfinding Cyberpress are classified into two categories: open-free-access (OFA) and open-paid-access (OPA).
The price for an OPA article is determined by its scientific value and its potential for significantly enhancing the competition advantage and research output of its purchaser(s).
All articles published by Truthfinding Cyberpress have either an intrinsic abstract or an added highlight to give readers a brief introduction of their contents. This level of information is free for everyone in order to keep public aware of scientific advancement.
However, for those who have a deep interest and a need to know the detailed aspects of an article, we wish they show their respect for the article by making a due payment. This payment can be presented in the forms of money or services such as providing a careful review (negative review is perfectly fine) for publication.
Refund Policy
We believe that scientific publications are value-added products and all OPA articles have outstanding values for leading scientific research into a more producitve area and avoiding unnecessary waste of research time and resources. Like research materials and equipments that cost money, so do the insight and wisdom contained in the OPA articles. Furthermore, we believe that the cost for gaining valuable knowledge is a legitimate research expense and should be covered by a research grant.
Total refund will be given back to un-processed or undeliverable order.
However, no refund is allowed once the article is viewed by the reader.
If you do not have any grant support but you are nevertheless determined to follow up the research that has been discussed in an OPA article, you should contact us and make your personal request for discounted price or even total waiver.
However, you should fulfill the TFCP requirement of submitting a careful review for publication on the fee-reduced or -waived publication given to you. If you dare to cheat on TFCP and just want to steal some good ideas free the TFCP publications TFCP will expose your act to public.
It is TFCP's strong belief that a scientist can be financially poor especially when s/he does pionering research by breaking dogma-frozen ground. However no scientist should be intellectually void to such an extent that s/he cannot form an opinion or ethically immoral to such a degree that s/he will not show public his/her true opinion.
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