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This is the easy way to do it and also cc: the parent companies. That way you have some proof to show you renounced the warranties within whatever 100% refund cancellation period you have. But I suspect in the fine print of your contract you signed (or according to your state law) there may be procedure you have to follow to cancel it.
The short answer is you can follow the instructions at this link and cancel any Mopar Vehicle Protection warranty or maintenance plans yourself without involving the dealer (you may have to click the "How to cancel your plan" link at the left side of the page"):
You will need to send in a letter to Mopar Vehicle Protection requesting the cancellation. You will also need to send evidence of your odometer reading (photo). If you rolled the plan into your financing, I believe their policy is to send the refund to the lien holder. I ran into problems because I had financed with Chrysler Capital originally, then refinanced with USAA, then cancelled my protection plans. In this case I needed to send in proof of lien holder release, but I did not realize that. So they sent my refund to Chrysler Capital, and it took an extra 6 weeks or so for them to turn the money around to me in the form of a check. I went through many hours of hassle on the phone with both MVP and Chrysler Capital.
