That deployment belongs to another team, and I cannot delete it on your behalf.

If the obfuscated email address l**s****a@l***y***e.**m looks familiar to you, you can log into that account to delete the project

Hello Amy,

Thank you for the update and for identifying the email address.

Yes, the email lakshitha@leafycode.com belongs to me, but it was a corporate email from a previous employer. I no longer work at that company and no longer have access to that email inbox to log in or receive password reset links.

When I worked there, I had that email configured as the primary email on my personal GitHub account, which is how the Vercel account/team was originally linked. Since leaving the company, I updated my personal GitHub account's primary email to my personal Gmail address and removed the company email.

Because of this change, I am locked out of the Vercel team associated with the old company email, but the deployment of my portfolio is still live.

Is there an alternative way I can prove my ownership of this deployment so that it can be removed? For example:

• I can provide details about the GitHub repository that was used to deploy it.

• I can verify ownership of the personal GitHub account that was originally connected to it.

• [If applicable] I can verify ownership of any custom domain that was linked to the project.

I appreciate your help in resolving this security and privacy issue.

Best regards, Sachith Lakshitha

Yes, you can use the account recovery page to open a request to regain access to that account and transfer projects and domains to your new account