No — that's 100% a scam. It's a phishing text (called "smishing"). Don't click the link.

Here's how you can tell:

**1. The link is fake**
`dhl.com-redelivery.eu` is NOT DHL's website.
The real domain there is `com-redelivery.eu` — they just put `dhl.` in front of it to trick you at a glance.

Real DHL is just `dhl.com` (or `dhl.de`, `dhl.co.uk`, etc. depending on country).

**2. The classic pressure tactic**
"Pay within 24 hours or it will be returned" — scammers add urgency so you pay without thinking.

**3. The tiny fee**
1.99 EUR is deliberate. It sounds too small to be a scam, so people happily enter their card details. They're not after the 1.99 — they're after your full card number, expiry, and CVV to drain your account or sign you up for a fake subscription.

DHL also doesn't collect customs fees like that via a random text link.

### What to do now

1.  **Don't click, don't reply.** Delete it and block/report as spam.
2.  **If you *are* expecting a DHL parcel:** Don't use that text at all. Go manually to dhl.com (type it yourself) or use the official DHL app, and enter your tracking number from your order confirmation there.
3.  You can forward/report it to DHL at `phishing-dpdhl@dhl.com`

### If you already clicked and entered card details:

Do this immediately:
1.  Call your bank and freeze/cancel that card
2.  Tell them it was a phishing site
3.  Change the password for any account that used the same password you may have entered
4.  Watch your bank account for small test charges

If you only clicked but didn't type anything in, you're almost certainly fine — just close the tab and delete the text.