warmanba2012 wrote "Is this ok?"
Should be ok - eBay's Simple Delivery, despite teething problems, is now established plus you have eBay's seller protections.
The Isle of Wight is in the UK. In Evri's remote/extra-cost areas there's a location charge of £2.75 for certain IoW postcodes, including PO30-PO33 and PO35-PO41; but no location charge when sending/delivery are in the same postcode group. Any charge would be incorporated into the postage charge so buyer doesn't see a breakdown.
Expect at least an extra day's delivery time. I couldn't find an Evri page re 'mainland UK to IoW' but they say on their UK site that Standard delivery takes 2–4 days (in practice we all know it's 3-5 days), and they say that some locations take longer as they involve ferries or being further from depots.
Delivery shouldn't take more than 7 days as that's what Evri says are delivery times internationally; I mention it as I'm confused as you've got "international postage" as a label under your original post as if you're sending to the IoW from outside the UK.
I send to the IoW, PO36, quite often. My IoW recipient says RM is the most reliable and quicker, says Evri delays when they occured were up to 3 days. I don't use Evri as I've a post office near me (and it's someone's home, you sit to do business, usually no queue). Ferries routinely carrying mail/parcels (Wightlink, Red Funnel originally Royal Mail Steam Packet Company) do 100-170 crossings per day. Wightlink is 24/7 but mail is mainly daytime. Red Funnel 365/24/7. Hover Fast Freight, an RM-partner since 1978, up to 60 crossings per day 362/24/7. With all those crossings I suspect the extra delivery day is a relic and unnecessary these days. And RM and Evri could consider timing operations to coincide with certain ferry arrivals to increase efficiency.
