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To begin with, you should always create a not-found page and use it in the error_page System Setting. That's the first thing I do after a fresh installation, that way it's much less confusing if I'm getting a 404 error.
Are you sure that the .htaccess file with the rewrite rules is in the MODX installation's root?
If it's in a subdirectory (domain.com/subdir/) did you edit the RewriteBase line in the .htaccess file (/subdir/)? If it's a subdomain (domain.com or sub.domain.com) then the RewriteBase needs to be left at /.
And just to make sure, are you using Apache, or some other web server?
Is it a temporary URL issued by the host?
Thanks folks, I got this sorted out. I had the htaccess file in the root, not in the folder where modx was installed.