[advocate2]

Three questions seem to me paramount.

First, what representations were made by FW at the time an individual became a member? If those representations ended up being false then a cognizable wrong exists.

Second, when did FW know that it would be subjected to a radical change in its pricing model?

Third, did FW have an implied duty to notify its members that it was about to experience this change.

If the pricing changes are temporary and the old model restored, of course damages would be minimal