**No, this is almost certainly a scam.** It's a very common one called "smishing" (SMS phishing).

## Red flags

**1. The link is fake.** This is the biggest giveaway. The real domain here is **`com-redelivery.eu`**, not dhl.com. Scammers put "dhl.com" at the start to trick you, but what matters is what comes right before the first single slash. Real DHL links end in **dhl.com**, **dhl.de**, or similar official domains.

**2. Tiny fee.** €1.99 seems too small to worry about, so people pay without thinking. The real goal is to steal your **card details**, which can then be used for much larger charges or sold.

**3. Urgency.** "Pay within 24 hours or it will be returned" is designed to make you act before you think.

**4. Vague details.** No tracking number, no sender name, no description of the package.

## What to do

- **Don't click the link.** If you want peace of mind, go directly to the official DHL website or app and enter a tracking number from an order you actually placed.
- **Delete the message** and block the number.
- **Report it.** You can forward it to your carrier's spam number (7726 in the UK and US) or report it to DHL at their official phishing/fraud page.

## If you already clicked or entered info

- **Entered card details:** Contact your bank right away to cancel the card and watch for unusual charges.
- **Entered passwords:** Change them, especially if you reuse that password elsewhere.
- **Only clicked but entered nothing:** You're most likely fine. Just don't enter anything and close the page.

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