I'm using the Zoom client app on macOS and I have two valid Zoom accounts; one I use for an organization and the other is my personal free one.  The latter used to be linked to a different Email address which I've since deleted, but when in the Zoom app and when I click on my account icon in the upper right hand corner and select the "Switch account" option, I see three accounts ... the two valid ones and a 3rd for the now nonexistent Email address.

There's not a Zoom account for the invalid address because I changed the Email address for my person account to the now good one, so I have no way to log into Zoom with the old address to delete the account. I'm just looking for a way to remove that from showing up in the client app.

I was the chairperson of a non-profit board that has a Zoom Pro account. When I left the board, we changed the name on the account to the new chairperson. I have my own Zoom account and get invitations to Zoom meetings not related to the former non-profit. But when I click the link from the Zoom meeting invite it grabs the non-profit account and displays my name as the new chairperson's name. When I schedule meetings using my own account, my name displays correctly. What do I, or the non-profit, need to do so Zoom links don't grab the non-profit account when the invitation is to me, not the non-profit?

We've got a scenario where a teacher wants to create a One-to-One Zoom Scheduler booking page for a duration of a single day only.  However, Zoom Scheduler doesn't seem to allow you to select only one day when setting up a booking page.  If you do that and then try to proceed, it warns you "End date must be greater than start date."  If you try to only select one date it tells you "End date must be provided."  Am I missing something obvious here?  There are events that are one day only, especially in the education realm.