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I can see them but it doesn't look like I can invite them or add them as a friend. Starter Accounts also don't seem to be able to add someone with real id. It's weird because you can normally invite and play with people from the opposite faction.

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I believe that you'll need to subscribe, to be able to play with your friend. According to Blizzard Support:

On the Starter Edition you will not have access to:

  • Most recent expansion content (quests, zones, allied characters, etc)
  • Characters above level 20
  • Pet Battles
  • Other chat channels and whispers to non-friends
  • All guild-related functions
  • Value added services (character transfers, faction changes, etc)
  • Party formation
  • Trade, mail, or the Auction House
  • Real ID
  • World of Warcraft voice chat. You can use Battle.net voice chat instead
  • The Emote function in text chat

(emphasis mine)

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  • Blizzard is not completely right about their own game. You are able to form a party with a starter account. It just looks you are not able to do it with the other faction. I was forced to make a character on the same faction. Just if someone else wants to know. The rest of this list seems to be true.
    – Merl
    Commented Aug 12 at 17:11

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