No idea if the seller is honest or a scammer providing cheap, common cuttings substituted for 'named' varieties but the fact that the cuttings you purchased are growing puts them one up on some of the eBay scammers that are noted for sending people dead wood that rots on contact with growing medium. I suspect that you will need to grow them out fully and fruited before you will know if the cuttings received are true to form. A good indicator would be a variety that has specific, verifiable attributes if you acquired any such. Panache for example... at some point, that plant should show striated /striped wood and/or figs since that is a notable characteristic; there is no mistaking this yellow- and green-striped fig. If it doesn't then that would indicate that you received the proverbial pig in a poke instead of Panache...