**No, this is 100% a scam.** Do not click the link, and do not enter any of your personal or financial information. 

This is a very common type of phishing scam (often called "smishing" when done via SMS). Here are the red flags that prove it is fake:

1. **The Fake Website Link:** Look closely at the web address: `dhl.com-redelivery.eu`. Scammers put "dhl.com" at the beginning to trick you, but the actual domain name is **com-redelivery.eu**. Official DHL links will always end in **dhl.com** (or a country-specific equivalent like dhl.de or dhl.co.uk) *before* the first single slash. 
2. **False Sense of Urgency:** Scammers try to make you panic by saying you only have "24 hours" before the package is returned. They want you to act fast without thinking. Real courier companies give you much more time to resolve customs issues.
3. **The Small Fee Trap:** They ask for a very small amount (1.99 EUR) so you think, *"It's only two euros, I'll just pay it to be safe."* However, the payment page is a trap designed to steal your credit card details, which they will then use to make massive unauthorized charges.
4. **No Tracking Number:** A legitimate message from DHL will almost always include the specific tracking number of the parcel in the text, along with your name.

**What you should do now:**
* **Do not click the link.** (If you already clicked it, just close the page. As long as you didn't type anything in, you are safe).
* **Block the number** and delete the text. 
* **If you are actually expecting a DHL package:** Open a new browser window, go directly to the official **dhl.com** website, and type in your tracking number there to check its real status. 
* **If you already entered your card details:** Call your bank immediately, tell them your card was compromised in a phishing scam, and ask them to cancel the card and issue a new one.