Almost certainly a scam ("smishing"). The giveaway is the link: **dhl.com-redelivery.eu** — the real domain there is `dhl.com-redelivery.eu`, not `dhl.com`. Scammers register lookalike domains that merely *contain* the brand name.

Other red flags:
- Tiny odd fee (€1.99) framed as "customs" — a made-up amount designed to feel too small to question
- 24-hour threat / urgency to rush you
- Unsolicited payment link in a text; DHL doesn't collect customs fees this way
- No tracking number, no reference you can verify

What to do:
- Don't tap the link, don't enter any card or personal details
- If you're expecting a parcel, check it by typing **dhl.com** yourself and entering the tracking number, or use DHL's official app
- Delete the text; you can report it to DHL (e.g. forward to phishing@dhl.com) and to your carrier/anti-spam reporting (in the US: 7726; EU: local fraud line / report at police or national CSIRT)

If you already clicked: don't fill anything in, but if you *did* enter card details or info, call your bank now to block/reissue, change any reused passwords, and watch for follow-up calls or "refund" scams. If you installed anything from the link, scan the device / uninstall it.

If you tell me where the text claims to be from or paste the exact sender number/short code, I can point out more specifics — but don't click the link yourself.