**No — treat it as a scam/phishing text.** Do **not** click the link and do **not** pay anything.

### Why this is almost certainly fake

1. **The link is not a real DHL address**
   - The message link is: `https://dhl.com-redelivery.eu/p/8KX2Q`
   - The real website/domain here is **`com-redelivery.eu`** — the `dhl.` part is just a subdomain made to *look* like DHL.
   - A genuine DHL link would use an official DHL domain, e.g. `dhl.com`, `dhl.de`, `dhl.co.uk`, `mydhl.express.dhl`, etc. It would **not** be `dhl.com-redelivery.eu`.

2. **No tracking number or shipment details**
   - Real DHL/customs notices usually include a tracking/reference number and describe the parcel.
   - This just says “Your parcel” with no identifiable information.

3. **Urgency + threat**
   - “Pay within 24 hours or it will be returned to the sender” is a classic pressure tactic.

4. **Weirdly small “customs fee” of €1.99**
   - Real customs/VAT/import fees are calculated on the shipment and are handled through official channels. A flat €1.99 “fee” via SMS link is typical scam bait.

### What you should do

- **Don’t click the link.** Delete the message and block the sender if you can.
- **If you already clicked it:** close the page and do **not** enter any personal, card, or login information.
- **If you already entered payment or personal info:**
  - Contact your bank/card issuer immediately.
  - Cancel or dispute the card if needed.
  - Change passwords for any accounts you entered, especially if you reused a password.
  - Watch your statements for suspicious activity.
- **If you’re actually expecting a DHL parcel:**
  - Go directly to the official DHL website/app yourself (type `dhl.com` or your country’s DHL site).
  - Use the tracking number from your **order confirmation or email**, not from this text.
  - Or call DHL using the contact details listed on the official DHL site.

### Report it

- Forward the SMS to your mobile carrier’s spam number (in many countries this is **7726** / “SPAM”).
- You can also report it to DHL at **phishing@dhl.com**.
- If you’re in the U.S., you can report it to the FTC at **reportfraud.ftc.gov**.

**Bottom line:** It’s a phishing “smishing” scam trying to steal your payment details. Delete it.