Which of the following methods is not commonly used to conceal larceny that occurred at the point of sale?

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Substituting phone check for the stolen money is not a commonly used method to conceal larceny at the point of sale. Methods like thefts from another register, reversing transactions, and altering cash accounts are more directly related to manipulating sales or cash records to hide theft. Substituting a phone check does not directly relate to the concealment of larceny at the point of sale in the same way, as it involves a different form of transaction that is less directly connected to cash handling and sales transactions.

Which of the Following Methods Is Not Commonly Used to Conceal