Which scenario illustrates an insurance fraud attempt?

The scenario that illustrates an insurance fraud attempt is accurately represented by the option indicating "All of the above." Each example provided showcases a different tactic employed to commit insurance fraud, all of which are manipulative actions intended to deceive an insurance provider for financial gain.

In the first scenario, reporting a theft of a vehicle after it was sold involves claiming a loss that is not true, as the individual no longer owns the vehicle. This misrepresentation can result in an unjust financial reimbursement from the insurance company.

The second scenario, which involves submitting different owners on a vehicle registration, can also be a form of fraud if it is done to conceal the true ownership for purposes such as avoiding higher premiums or legal repercussions.

The third scenario of claiming damages after inflating repair costs represents another classic type of fraud where an individual may exaggerate the extent of damage or the costs involved in repairs in order to receive more money from the insurance claim than is rightfully owed.

Together, these scenarios demonstrate various methods by which individuals may attempt to deceive insurance companies, making it clear that all are indeed examples of insurance fraud attempts.