I had a Dropbox account linked with my previous job email, that I need to recover.

Hey there, User1237, let's jump right into this! 

Do you get any specific errors when trying to access your Dropbox account, or do you face some trouble accessing the 6-digit-security-code? 

I'm asking that, because even if you don't have access to the email address, you should still be able to use your credentials, and access your Dropbox account. Provided of course, that you can remember them. 

How long has it been since you logged into the account?

Let me know more!

Thanks Meghan. When I try to log in the code is sent to the email for which I do not have access. This is about 3.5years ago. I have not tried again now. I am not sure if I remember the password now…When I was checking around that time it looked like we couldn’t get it. I am relooking at it again in the hope I can get it back. 

Hey User1237, if you last accessed your account about 3.5 years ago, then it's most likely deleted due to inactivity, I'm afraid. 

That’s what I am worried…Anyway to confirm it? If by chance it is still there..

Thanks!

Hey User1237, the next step for this to work would be for us to switch to email, in order for you to send us a response back from the email address in question.

However, I can definitely tell you, that if we're talking about an inactive account, it's most definitely deleted, unless it was part of a Business team. 

Thanks for your reply. I am not sure what it means..do I send you the email address on this chat or can I send that to you privately..? 
You mentioned about a business team..I was in a job which was a big organisation..so would that count as a business email? 
thanks in advance for your help. 

A Business Team would be one that an organisation set up, created and managed on your behalf and paid fees for that. If that was the case the only people who can help are the business. Dropbox support wont be able to restore anything.

However, after 3.5years it'll be gone - 7 days is the limit for deleted accounts on business teams. -

Thank you Mark for your explanation. I think it would be a personal one, as I had taken it up with the office email. But it makes no difference I guess. Looks like it’s all gone. 

Thanks Mark. That clarifies all. Obviously not having access to the email (as it was the office email address) means I would not have got the warning emails either. 
thanks once again for taking time to clarify.