Has anyone ever heard of Princeton Premier?

Never heard of them and doubt they are affiliated with Princeton University--but nice perception marketing attempt anyway. Probably like many of the "Who's Who" listings. There is indeed a book typically and your "free" listing is a one liner in there but to "take advantage of the full listing" it usually costs you another fee.

Does anybody really refer to these listings to find someone or a service when the internet has all the worlds information? I don't thnk so.

They are appealing to your ego; IMHO there is little if any value in being included in this.

I'm taking the "Groucho" approach and stating that I wouldn't want to belong to an organization that would want me as a member. But, seriously, I'm 60 years old, am good at what I do (perfumery), but no one out there knows who I am or what I really do, so why would these people arbitrarily tell me I've been "tapped" for membership. I don't even want to acknowledge their statement because that would give them further access. If they know next to nothing about me, why would they "honor" me? No logic to this one.

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idk who cares jk lol lots