MrBramwell

<WESTFALL Level 9-15 GRINDER> 
This grinder takes a slower, but in my opinion, safer route. It goes in a large circle, and targets Riverpaw Gnolls and Mechanical Golems in the north, Boars, Vultures, Red Defias and Coyotes, in levels 9-14 
Don't forget a good fighting class!
Has vendor options in both Westbrook Garrison and Sentinell Hill, will pick the closest. Great for characters with the Skinning Profession, aswell as Herbalism. Avoids busy quest areas for quests like "Killing Fields" and similar.

<SHADOWGLEN + TELDRASSIL + DARKSHORE, ELVEN START LEVEL 1-22 GRINDER>
The elven starting area is probably the least used area, and therefore most safe place to bot, I wondered why there wasn't any grinder profiles, so I've made my own.
Don't forget a good fighting class!
Has all class trainer locations for both Shadowglen and Teldrassil ~ You can use autotrain (Includes Cooking, Firstaid, Herbalism and Alchemy trainers) - Trainers not included in Darkshore and beyond Has a vendor/repair location for Shadowglen, Teldrassil and Darkshore ~ You can use Selling Loot Level 1-6 in roughly (+/-) 1 hour 20 minutes ~ Slower, but safer 1-6 grind through neutral mobs, no deaths. Takes advantage of Neutral Owls in Teldrassil, and Foreststriders in Darkshore for safer grinding. Great profiles for Skinner's and Herbalist's! Avoids quest hotspots, making detection less likely Grinding to level 11-12 is possible with the level 6-10 grinder , but will take a while There will be another grinding profile for level 22+ in Ashenvale, but it will be a while. I recommend you set wrobots "Looting and Farming options" to Max 1 Unit near and Search Radius to 200 - There are furbolg camps around the place in Teldrassil, that can get quite messy. (Unless you're confident in your toon's ability to handle 2-3 mobs at a time)
I also recommend you take the first few quests in Shadowglen you can find, specifically the kill quest, as this Grinder targets the quest mobs, and do the followup, which will give you a new weapon, and will help your grinder.
The profiles are split up, to make levelling up more efficient. and minimize downtime due to deaths etc.
As with any Grinder, make sure to keep your equipment updated, it will make the grind go faster and be more efficient.

<NORTHSHIRE VALLEY, HUMAN START LEVEL 1-6 GRINDER>
Slower but safer Grinder route through the Human start zone.
Don't forget a good fighting class!
Has all class trainer locations ~ You can use autotrain Has a vendor/repair location ~ You can use Selling Loot and buy food/drink Level 1-6 Will include a level 6-10 grinder at a later date I recommend you take the first few kill quests, especially so, if you dont have an alt that can feed the bot with new equipment, as you'll get a new weapon.
I also recommend you complete quests in EVERY area you go to. If you get reported by a player and a GM looks at your profile, he can see you've got no quests completed, which is almost a dead giveaway. So make sure to complete at least a few quests in each area.
Personally, I let the grinder grind to the max level for the area, sometimes +1 level, and then run around completing the least annoying / straightforward quests and the quests which I know gives good equipment - An example would be the Defias questline in Westfall, to get the Instance Quest to kill Van Cleef.