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We are a group of friends and will be visiting a few places in Belgium. So we wanted to buy Go Pass as they are cheaper. But we will not be able to make 10 trips between 2 stations per person. This website says that: so you can lend it to friends or travel with them.

I just want to be sure that it means the following: If we are going from station A to B then 2/3 friends can travel with one Go Pass and make 2/3 entries in Go Pass respectively.

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Yes,

the Go Pass allows you to share across multiple people. According to the Belgian Rail website, it is basically 10 tickets to be used on any ride within Belgium, by anyone under 26. There is no name written on the tickets so it could really be used by anyone: they clearly say Up to 10 people on 1 Go Pass.

They stress the fact that as you fill it yourself (writing the date and departure/arrival), you should not make mistake as it could be misinterpreted as cheating (they recommend to use another line if you make a mistake, i.e. another of the 10 rides)

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    Note that all the persons sharing one pass have to meet the age criterion: less than 26 years old. – Maître Peseur Jun 18 '13 at 20:14
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    You can indeed travel with several persons on one pass. You fill out one line on it per person. Young people do this all the time. Do however pay attention to the way dates are written in Belgium: It's "Day-Month-Year". If you do this wrong you could end up paying a fine for travelling with an invalid ticket. – Krist van Besien Jun 19 '13 at 7:50
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    Furthermore, make sure you fill it in BEFORE boarding the train. – Patrik Jun 19 '13 at 8:29

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