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Omega World Travel has challenged this article (see their attorneys' letter below). TIME regrets characterizing Omega and its subsidiary as "spammers" without making it clear that "spammer" is merely an allegation by Mumma and that the company's e-mails had complied with federal anti-spam laws...
...federal law generally banned e-mails that lied about their origin or their paths through the Internet, and he wasn't shy about using the law to make a point. The text of the offending e-deal revealed that it had come from Cruise.com a subsidiary of Omega World Travel in Fairfax, Va. Mumma called Omega's general counsel, the curiously named John Lawless, and got him to promise that neither Mumma nor any of the addresses listed on Mumma's website would receive more mail...
Omega World Travel's attorney's response...
Time's article titled A Spammer's Revenge (Jan. 15) by Reynolds Holding, is stunningly irresponsible and defames our clients, Omega World Travel, Inc., and its subsidiary, Cruise.com, Inc., who are falsely identified as "spammers" in that article...
Time's article has damaged the sterling reputation of our clients; a reputation that was built over 35 years by Gloria and Daniel Bohan through their commitment to their customers and partners to provide the most professional travel-related services in their industry. Much of the information about this case was provided to Time before the article was written. Despite those facts, and the decisions that vindicated our clients, they continue to be identified as spammers by Mr. Mumma, and Time has amplified that accusation through its considerable credibility and distribution. Nothing could be further from the truth - Omega...