Which of the following is not an accepted method of attempting to increase a firm's net float?

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Cheque kiting, also known as check floating, is a fraudulent practice of intentionally writing a check from a bank account without sufficient funds to cover that check. It is illegal, and no firm should attempt to increase their net float through fraudulent means. The other options (remote bank locations, lock-box systems, and concentration banking) are accepted methods of managing net float.

Which of the Following Is Not an Accepted Method of Attempting