**No, this is a scam (smishing).** Do not click that link.

Here are the red flags:

1. **Fake website address** — The URL is `dhl.com-redelivery.eu`. That's not DHL. The real domain is `dhl.com` (or country-specific like `dhl.de`, `dhl.nl`, etc.). Scammers put "dhl" at the start to trick you at a glance, but the actual domain is `redelivery.eu`.

2. **Pressure tactics** — "Pay within 24 hours or it will be returned" is designed to make you panic and click without thinking.

3. **Small amount** — €1.99 seems small enough that people pay it without questioning, but it's still theft (and they often harvest your card details for bigger fraud later).

4. **Unsolicited SMS** — Legitimate couriers don't demand payment via random text message links. Real customs fees are usually paid to the courier upon delivery or through official channels, not via SMS links.

**What to do:**
- **Don't click the link** (it likely leads to a fake payment page that steals your card details)
- **Delete the message**
- **Block the sender**
- If you're actually expecting a DHL parcel, check the tracking number on the official DHL website (type the address yourself, don't use links from texts) or contact DHL customer service directly

If you already clicked the link or entered payment details, contact your bank immediately to cancel the card.