No, that's a scam — delete it. Do NOT click the link or pay.

This is a very common fake DHL text. Here’s how you can tell:

**1. The website is fake**
Real DHL is `dhl.com` or `dhl.de`, etc.
Yours is `dhl.com-redelivery.eu` — that's not DHL. Scammers add `dhl.com-` to the front to trick you. The `https://` does NOT mean it's safe.

**2. The urgency + small fee**
"Pay within 24 hours or it will be returned" + "1.99 EUR" is classic bait. It's a small amount so you pay without thinking, and the pressure stops you from checking.

**3. DHL doesn't do it like this**
DHL will not hold a parcel hostage over text and demand you pay via a random link. If there really was a customs fee, you'd get a paper slip, an email from your actual tracking number, or a notice in the official DHL app — not a threat by SMS.

Even if you ARE expecting a parcel, this text is still fake. Scammers can fake the sender name to show as "DHL".

### What to do now

1. **Don't click, don't reply, don't call any number in the text**
2. **Delete and block** the number
3. **Report it:** Forward the text to 7726 (SPAM - works on most carriers in the US/UK/EU) and to DHL at `phishing-dpdhl@dhl.com`
4. If you want to check a real parcel, go *directly* to dhl.com or the official DHL app and enter your tracking number manually. Never use a link from a text.

### Did you already click or pay?

Do this right away:

1. If you entered card/bank details, call your bank to block/cancel the card and watch for charges
2. If you entered a password you use elsewhere, change it immediately
3. Run a security scan on your phone if you downloaded anything

Want to double-check? Copy your *real* tracking number from the shop you bought from and paste it directly into the official DHL tracking page — not from the text link.

You did the right thing asking before paying.