Fairly certain that you don't need to be paying, just be able to log into the battle.net site. This was the case for the signup and download for the closed beta.
It does not. They stipulate that even those that do not have a battle.net account can sign up for a brand new one and be eligible to test out Diablo 3.
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Does a "valid battle.net account" mean you have to be paying for a battle.net service? I've got one, but not paying for WoW.
You can create a valid battle.net account for free.
Fairly certain that you don't need to be paying, just be able to log into the battle.net site. This was the case for the signup and download for the closed beta.
I can confirm that a Battle.net account that has inactive WoW subsciptions and no Diablo pre-order is able to access the Open Beta.
It does not. They stipulate that even those that do not have a battle.net account can sign up for a brand new one and be eligible to test out Diablo 3.
I would imagine any account that has ever purchased a game is valid, and maybe even those that haven't.
Even if you don't have any battle.net account, you can create a new one and play the beta.