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Recibí tu mensaje

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Recibí su mensaje

In general, the first one is informal. The second one is more formal and it should be said when you don't know the person really well or is something you're doing business with. In some countries (Central America and parts of Colombia, for example), is the prefer way for pretty much everybody.

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