Do you have to pay for Pay Pal, personal?

Pay Pal, Pay Per Post and a little bit of confusion?

okay, so I want to try this pay per post thing, OR getting paid to do surveys. I am a teen with nothing to do who spends a lot of time on the internet. So getting a few dollars wont hurt (I know Im not going to get rich) Okay but I want to avoid some big scam. So I am starting with Pay per Post (done lots of research on this site) and it says to pay me I need a pay pal. BUT I dont know what Type of Pay Pal account I need. There are three options Personal, Premier, and Buisness. I am thinking personal but not too sure also how legit is pay pal (like I said I am scared of scams) and is it safe to use debit instead of credit????
Answer:

Personal, but it does sound like a scam. And usually PayPal doesnt participate in those type of programs.

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