Papers here mean almost nothing, so everyone falls back on the pup itself — ear set, the black saddle coming through, the angulation of the back end. Half of that is unreadable at eight weeks anyway. Ears often do not stand until four or five months, so a floppy ear at ten weeks tells you nothing at all.
The one thing that seems to actually predict the adult dog is seeing both parents, in person, together, at the seller's own home. If that is not possible, ask why.
What do you look at? And if you were sold a cross as a pure, say what you were told and what you got.