If you ever wanted to know how potentially lucrative it would be to be an unethical journal editor, read on

I've blogged before about offers journal editors get to be unethical.The offers continue:Dear [editor in chief],I hope you are doing well. My name is Ivy Yang, and I work as a publishing development editor focusing on academic journal collaborations and manuscript resources.I am reaching out to explore the possibility of private cooperation with you regarding submissions to your journal. We have a stable number of manuscripts in related research areas and are looking for an experienced editor who can help oversee the handling process in an efficient and professional manner.Our expectation is that submitted papers can receive timely attention, be assigned to suitable reviewers, and move through peer review smoothly. Where appropriate and in line with journal policy, we may also recommend qualified reviewer candidates for your consideration, which could help save time in the reviewer selection process.For successfully accepted manuscripts, we would also be happy to offer a cooperation…