What do 'stop selling' restrictions aim to prevent in Navy Cash transactions?

'Stop selling' restrictions are implemented primarily to prevent the misuse of certain items within the Navy Cash transaction system. This is crucial in maintaining operational integrity and enforcing proper protocols regarding the sale and distribution of goods and services.

For instance, restrictions may apply to items that require specific authorizations or are subject to regulations, ensuring that only eligible personnel can procure them. This helps ensure that items intended for specific purposes or that are sensitive in nature are not inappropriately accessed or misappropriated.

The other options, while they may represent issues in a retail environment, are not the focus of 'stop selling' restrictions. Miscommunication with customers could lead to service issues but is not the primary concern; preventing fraudulent transactions typically involves different safeguards such as monitoring and verification procedures; and while preventing excessive inventory accumulation is important for inventory management, it does not align directly with the intent of 'stop selling' restrictions.