433mhz receiver + Arduino & servo

You'll have to do somechecking because that EBay page gives no real information about the connections etc. Are you planning to run the receiver on 12V? If so you'll need a simple 2 resistor voltage divider to connect the switched output to an Arduino pin which can only take 5V.

But other than that there should be no problem. I would first write some code which moves the servo when a switch is pressed (there are several examples in the IDE showing how to connect a switch and how to drive a servo). When that is moving the servo as you want just change the switch for the output from the receiver. Job done.

Steve