ESPN analyst Erin Dolan has warned fans against believing bogus social media accounts in her name.
Dolan pleaded with users to disregard messages asking for money before blasting modern day AI.
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Social media users have complained about being solicited by someone claiming to be Dolan.
But the betting analyst has now released a statement in an attempt to thwart the apparent phishing schemes.
Dolan began on her Instagram story: “Alright. Enough is enough.
“I have TikTok, Instagram and Twitter @erinkatedolan. All verified. That’s it.
“I would never reach out to anyone for money. I would never sell photos or videos. I would never speak to strangers on the phone.
“Despite turning off my DMs to not intake this nonsense, people still find a way to reach out letting me know these things are happening.
“I assure you, it’s not me. It’s called AI. Welcome to 2025.”
The 29-year-old has more than 600,000 followers across her three platforms.
Her posts are typically work related, outside of some selfies and family life.
The beauty is dating Major League Baseball star Alec Bohm, who is the third baseman for the Philadephia Phillies.
A native of Philadelphia, Erin describes herself as a proud “Philly sports fan.”
Dolan is the first woman to receive the Philadelphia Broadcasters Foundation’s Harry Kalas Award after coming up in the city’s media scene with PHL17.
She graduated from Penn State in 2018 and worked in broadcasting at local news station WPHL.
Dolan transitioned into the sports betting field when the practice became legal outside of Nevada.
She provides extensive knowledge of sports markets on ESPN’s TV, radio, and online platforms.
Dolan has enjoyed a meteoric rise at ESPN since coming over from FanDuel in 2022.
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