A trial account itself is not the issue, it's the installed program (client). Once you have that installed, and you have made an account with a private server, it will work regardless of you also having a trial account at Battle.net.
Yes, you can use any addons that a full account can use. There is no limit.
No, the WoW free trial only includes the original game. There are no expansions in the free trial. Also while playing a free trial account you are not able to receive mail, whisper other players (unless they have you as one of their friends), or talk in channels (i.e. Trade, General)
Normally World of Warcraft offers a ten day trial which requires you to create a Trial account and download the game client, both can be done from either WoW-Europe.com or WorldofWarcraft.com for US users.
You can create a Trial Account for World of Warcraft by downloading the trial. If you later wish to upgrade to a full account you will have to buy the game and completely download or install it but you will be able to retain any account information or characters you made during the Trial Account. It is advisable to find a friend who plays World of Warcraft and creating an account (trial or not) through the Recruit-a-Friend option. If you should ever decide to make a full account, you'll get all of the rewards offered from Recruit-a-Friend and make playing the game more fun for you since you'll be playing with someone you know.
Yes.
No, once a trial account has been upgraded to a full account, you can not go back to using it as a trial account. If you want to do another trial account, then you need to sign up for a whole new one.
Go to the official site linked below. Create an account. Add WoW or a WoW trial to your list of games. Download client. Log on with your account, and create your character.
If you have the full game downloaded into your computer, no. All you have to do is make the trial account and when it says to download it dont, and just get on your trial account.
Yes I would believe so.
A trial account itself is not the issue, it's the installed program (client). Once you have that installed, and you have made an account with a private server, it will work regardless of you also having a trial account at Battle.net.
Technically, yes, but it would be better to download the whole thing if you have a regular wow account. The trial client is a streaming client, meaning that not everything is on your computer. It will be a lot slower, laggy, and things will take even longer than they normally do to load.
Yes, you can use any addons that a full account can use. There is no limit.
There are trial accounts that allow you to play for 10 days to try WoW out but that's it.
Yes, you should be able to play the test realm/client using a trial account.
It can take several days after you finish processing the upgrade. Give it a few days.
Yes, you are able to play the PTR on WOW by using a 10 day trial account without any in-game restrictions.