Jpeg file sent received as bin

I am befuddled. I have sent both jpg and png files via Mail to Squarespace and on each occasion they said that they received them as .bin files. Is this a setting that I have incorrect? I don't think so because others have said that they received the files just as they were sent. Is it a setting that Squarespace needs to change somehow? I don't understand how this is possible to send as one thing and receive as another.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Try clicking the paperclip icon in the toolbar to open the attachments dialogue and in there, browse to the files you want to attach and click the Windows Friendly checkbox.

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