Is this bad? If so how do I fix it?

[Lilium]

Ok so I got this email through my Samsung Galaxy S3 and opened it. It was claiming to be from Banks of America (I don't use this bank since I use Arvest), and said something about me moving like 18 million dollars. It then told me that I needed to answer questions including full name and bank account.My mom then told me I shouldn't have opened it cause they can get my information. How can I fix this?
P.S. I don't have my real name listed on my email.

[Tom]

There's nothing to worry about as long as you didn't reply with any info, if you just looked at the email that's fine. Just delete it and everything will be ok.

[Mimi]

If you just opened the email but didn't give them any information or reply it's probably fine. If you clicked an actual link from a bank you didn't recognize in an email scam that is so widely known and gave them any information at all - you should probably go to a doctor to check for brain damage. I would run a very up-to-date anti-malware scan to see if it picks up anything malicious.

[refath]

delete your email.its a really best for you.

[Foolishthrone677]

It's a scam. Someone trying to steal your personal
information. I just delete email of that kind. Just never
give them any personal information, and you will be
fine. Best idea is, never open the email. Just delete it.