Another gmail id is associated with my mail

It can be frustrating when you discover that another Gmail account is associated with your email address.

Here are some possible reasons why this might happen:

1. Account merge: Google might have merged two accounts with the same email address, creating a new account with the combined data.
2. Email alias: You might have created an email alias or a forwarding address that points to another Gmail account.
3. Account recovery: If you forgot your password or lost access to your account, Google might have created a new account with the same email address to help you recover your data.

To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps:

1. Check your account settings: Go to your Gmail account settings (gear icon > See all settings) and look for any additional email addresses or aliases associated with your account.
2. Verify your account ownership: Go to the Google Account recovery page and follow the prompts to verify your account ownership. This might help you regain control of your account.
3. Contact Google support: Reach out to Google support and explain the situation. They might be able to help you merge the accounts or remove the additional email address.
4. Check for email aliases: Go to your Gmail account settings (gear icon > See all settings) and look for any email aliases or forwarding addresses that might be pointing to another account.
5. Try to sign in to the other account: If you're able to sign in to the other account, you can try to merge the accounts or remove the additional email address.

Remember to always keep your account information up to date and secure to avoid any potential issues in the future.